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Wright State protest joins national debate New apps ROGER HOKE Staff Writer update UD’s culture Following an incident in which a local man was shot and killed by police in MEGAN WELCH a Beavercreek, Ohio, Wal-Mart, Wright Staff Writer State University students gathered for a protest march initiated by a “Theatre of Justice” and in solidarity with the New apps such as Uber, Crunch- nation-wide “It’s Bigger Than You” button and Yik Yak have recently movement that arose in the wake of the reached the University of Dayton controversy surrounding the events in community and are challenging Ferguson, Missouri. conventional aspects of student Hundreds of students gathered at life at UD an outside venue known as “the Quad” Uber, an app-based taxi service on WSU’s campus Sept. 4 to watch a that allows users to request rides dramatic performance put on by the of varying comfort and price and to rally’s organizing group, the Ethnic view the location of their reserved Theatre Alliance, according to local driver, announced expansion of news outlets. their operations into Dayton and ETA members at the protest said the 21 other cities starting Aug. 28, ac- group was formed in response to the cording to the Uber website. events in Ferguson and Beavercreek Tyler Bagdasarian, a senior me- and the demonstration, titled “Hands Professor Dante James, Dr. Patricia Reid and Dr. Jamie Longazel speak at BATU town hall meeting Sept. 11. Chris chanical engineering major who Up, Don’t Shoot,” called for the release Santucci/Photo Editor used Uber in Washington, D.C. of in-store videotape footage showing over the summer, said Uber could the Wal-Mart shooting. Michael Brown in Ferguson, according opinion on issues relating to cases like opportunity to voice their opinions and integrate easily into campus cul- On the night of Aug. 5, “[John Craw- to the group’s Facebook page, which that of Crawford and Brown. ask questions. ture and see regular student use ford III], 22, of Fairfield, died of a gun- says its purpose is to use “theatre to “I think it is so important for stu- Some UD students aren’t confident a because “it’s one hundred percent shot wound to the torso after Beaver- explore cultures, diversity, and racial- dents to be involved because historical- successful social justice group like ETA safe.” creek police said he didn’t respond to discrimination to develop worldviews” ly the pulse and drive of the civil rights could take root on Dayton’s campus. Bagdasarian said Uber could be commands to drop a weapon,” Dayton in students “and create well-rounded movement and social movements is Emily Levison, a junior education used by UD students to get around Daily News reporter Kelli Wynn wrote artists.” students,” Selassie said. major, said she thinks ETA would be a and explore the city of Dayton and of the incident. Protest participant and WSU gradu- He said it is students’ responsibility positive addition to the UD community. surrounding communities. Police arrived at the store several ate Amaha Selassie said his involve- to “keep the movement moving for- “We should have something like “It would help to get people out minutes after a Riverside man called ment was motivated by the thought ward with a high level of authenticity.” it,” Levison said. “But you have to be of the UD bubble and keep them 911 to report a black man waving a that Crawford’s death could have hap- “We need to emerge with leader- willing to keep it up, and I’m not sure from staying in the Ghetto,” Bag- rifle-type gun at customers, according pened to anyone. ship and develop strong connections if enough people on campus would be dasarian said. to recordings of the caller’s conversa- “I began to take such an interest amongst each other because we will willing to stay involved with it for that Mateo Chavez, a freshman busi- tion with the dispatcher. in this case because I was in so much be the future leaders within our com- long.” ness major, said he twice used The office of the attorney general shock that this happened and I realized munities and across the nation,” Se- “If you have enough of a backing Uber while living in Chicago over later determined the reported weapon it could have happened to anybody,” Se- lassie said. and you want to further it, it is worth- the summer and predicted the app to be an empty BB gun Crawford had lassie said. At the University of Dayton, the while,” Levison said. would positively impact campus picked up from a store shelf. ETA members said the group’s the- student group Black Action Through Selassie said he thinks the student culture. Attorney General Mike DeWine has atrical pieces help raise awareness of Unity has taken on the role of fostering protests “are very relevant because Chavez said while Uber could declined to make the video public, cit- their cause. conversation and action concerning they speak to an underlying pulse in create new opportunities for stu- ing the potential of the video to taint “Through performance, I feel that the issues and questions highlighted society.” dents, “community life wouldn’t the jury pool of an upcoming Greene we can have a real conversation about by Brown and Crawford’s shootings. Protesting, he said, “creates con- be affected too much,” and not to County grand jury decision regarding what’s going on,” said ETA spokesman Through UD’s Center for Social structive ways to alleviate systematic expect “much of a change in UD whether any crimes were committed Tommy DiMassimo to Dayton Daily Concern, BATU organized a town hall pressures and transform these pres- campus life.” during the Aug. 5 events, according to News. meeting and panel discussion Thurs- sures into new ways to see and relate Like Uber, Crunchbutton prom- DDN coverage of the story. “The artistry in theatre is not sepa- day, Sept. 11 to address the issues to one another in order to create a ises its services to students with The ETA travelled to Ball State Uni- rated from activism,” DiMassimo con- raised by the “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot” greater sense of belonging for all hu- the ease of ‘pushing a button.’ versity to participate in a student dem- tinued, “they are one and the same.” movement, according to an email from man beings.” onstration led by the original chapter Students on campuses across the the CSC. of ETA and focused on the death of nation have gathered to voice their The meeting provided students an See Apps, pg. 2

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Apps UD students, there isn’t much con- Antony Parnigoni, a freshman CAMPUS fusion,” Laubenthal said. psychology major, said Yik Yak EXPERIENCE CULTURE FEST HAMSTER BALL SOCCER KEEPS (cont. from pg. 1) Also trending on campus is Yik has become a new medium for STUDENTS ROLLING Yak, an anonymous Twitter-like campus gossip. Experience music, cuisine and per- The UD-tailored Crunchbutton app that organizes posts based on “It’s just another way for people formances from around the world at Campus Activities Board hosted Ham- app serves as an interface through location, according to the app’s de- to be passive-aggressive,” Parnigo- Culture Fest Wednesday, Sept. 17. The ster Ball Soccer Friday, Sept. 12 from which students can order food velopers. ni said. “It stops [students] from event will last 5-8 p.m. at the Central 2-6 p.m. Several students participated from any Brown Street restaurant Resident Assistants Katie confronting each other.” Mall between KU and Marycrest. in soccer, red rover, sharks and min- and have it delivered to their resi- Goettemoeller, a junior psychol- Despite Yik Yak’s potential to Source: go.udayton.edu/culturefest nows and capture the flag. The stu- dence, according to the crunchbut- ogy major, and Megan Zabiegala, foster harmful gossip, Parnigoni dents had a ball! ton website. a senior education major, said they said he finds the app nonetheless

Crunchbutton employee T.J. use Yik Yak as a social media and entertaining.

Corrigan, a fifth year mechanical informational platform. “It can definitely be funny,” FAMILY WEEKEND MASS WORLD MUSIC CHOIR’S TRIBUTE TO engineering major, said the ser- Zabiegala said her experience Parnigoni added. NELSON MANDELA vice first became available to UD with the app, which has allowed Julia Ripepi, a freshman physi- Campus Ministry will hold a Family The Department of Music’s World Mu- students over Labor Day weekend. her to read ‘Yaks’ from residents cal therapy major, said she checks Weekend mass on Sunday, Sept. 21, sic Choir, directed by Dr. Sharon Davis Steven Laubenthal, a sopho- of her floor, has been mixed. it four to five times a day and oc- at Frericks Center. The mass will be- Gratto, will deliver a tribute to Nelson more finance major, said he used “I found out things I didn’t casionally finds positive messages. gin at 10 a.m. For more information, Mandela during Culture Fest 2014. The Crunchbutton to order Penn Sta- know, and didn’t necessarily want “I saw a Yak that was about Na- please contact Campus Ministry at tribute will occur at the KU Central Mall tion. to know,” she said. tional Suicide Prevention Day,” Ri- 937-229-3339. on Wednesday, Sept. 17, from 7-8 p.m. He called the app “very conve- Zabiegala said information pro- pepi said. “While it’s rare, it does Runners glaze over pain to get minutes off their time in the Doughnut Dash on Sept. 13 to raise money for YWCA. For more information, contact the Cen- nient” and said the company’s em- vided through the app has also unite people and could be used to Chris Santucci/Photo Editor ter for International Programs. ployment of UD students benefited aided in the recovery of stolen make a change.” the quality of its service. property. NATION LOCAL “When you order from a pizza She said RAs were able to track place, often they don’t know where down the location of mattresses THEY DON’T WANT NONE: MISS AMERICA CONTESTANTS SLEEPWALKING MAN SURVIVES LARGE DOG ATTACKS BLIND MAN HIGH SCHOOL GUNMAN RECAPTURED to deliver if you’re in a dorm, but stolen from Marycrest by using NICKI MINAJ DENIED ADDRESS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 60 FOOT FALL since Crunchbutton mostly hires information posted to Yik Yak. A large dog attacked John Ferguson, who State troopers caught 19-year-old con- Rapper and singer Nicki Minaj was re- Miss West Virginia, Paige Madden; Miss During an overnight trip to Red River is legally blind, on Friday night. He was victed killer T.J. Lane on Thursday after he jected by the principal of her Manhattan, Delaware, Brittany Lewis and Miss New Gorge near Lexington, Kentucky, Cincin- released from Miami Valley Hospital on escaped along with two other inmates New York, high school alma mater when York, Kira Kazantsev chose domestic natti native Ryan Cambell walked off of Sunday. Dayton police are continuing from a prison in Lima, Ohio. Authorities Follow @FlyerNews on Twitter for updates. she asked to speak to students about violence as their “platform” topic for the a cliff just an hour after falling asleep. their investigation. Source: Dayton Daily said they have no information on how the her rise in the music business. “No need Miss America pageant. “The main goal is Although he fell 60 feet, rescuers brought News prisoners escaped. Source: CBS News for me to inspire them, I guess. Smh,” to get people talking about it,” Kazant- him back up the mountain with only a Minaj tweeted. Source: New York Daily sev, a victim of domestic violence herself, sore back and a black eye. They believe News said. “If people are willing to talk about his lack of injuries resulted from a re- BB GUN TRAPS MIDDLETOWN PASTOR, STRIP CLUB OWNER STORE CLERK ASKED TO END FEUD BATMAN, SPIDERMAN CHARGED it, they’re not scared of it, it’s not taboo.” laxed body during his landing. Source: WITH MISDEMEANOR ASSAULT Source: NPR fox19.com A mustachioed 5-foot-5 man used a BB The Coshocton law director sent a cease 35-year-old Abdel Elkahezai, dressed gun to lock a NASKARS Drive Thru store and desist letter on Wednesday to Pas- HILLARY CLINTON “THINKING ABOUT IT” GOLFER PICKED UP BY TORNADO as Spider-Man, and 41-year-old Jose clerk in a walk-in cooler on Saturday. 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Officials are calling the situation ter issues with the tumor resolve. Source: a “dire emergency.” Source: CNN.com CNN.com Solution to issue 2 sudoku 4 NEWS NEWS 5 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 Online at flyernews.com Broken bottles threaten Bombeck infants, toddlers UD student summits Kilimanjaro, raises $25,143 ALISE JARMUSZ ramm said the glass splinters necessi- will install more sophisticated security Asst. News Editor tated the removal and replacement of for their facility. all of the mulch within the playground. “We will be looking into security Glass beer bottles were found “It’s pretty labor intensive [to clean measures to identify people if they do smashed in the infant and toddler out- up]. This happened in the infant sec- decide to do something like that again. door playground at the Bombeck Fam- tion where there are little ones and That way we can have something on ily Learning Center, Monday, Sept. 8, toddlers crawling around. They had camera so that we can identify the peo- according to the University of Dayton to strip the area of all its mulch…they ple and come to them and hold them Police Department. can’t sift through it. They had to get all responsible for what they’ve done,” UDPD Maj. Larry Dickey said the new mulch because they can’t take the she said. director of the Bombeck Center con- chance of having any glass shards in Schramm said it is important to tacted police Sept. 8. that area,” Schramm said. recognize that students may not have “When [employees] came in Mon- Donley said the university quickly caused the incident. day, they found that approximately took steps to resolve the issue. She said “We certainly recognize that it may four different glass beer bottles had the clean up took two days to complete. not have been a student. Many people been thrown inside the fenced-in area “The children did not have any- walk back and forth there. But I think where the infants and young toddlers where to play for those two days, so we have to acknowledge that poten- play. The bottles shattered, and there that was hard because it was our tod- tially it could have been a student, and were small shards of broken glass that dler playground. It is really important I sincerely hope that it’s not because we were all over the ground and in the for them to get out and improve their have the most vulnerable and youngest mulch area,” Dickey said. motor development,” Donley said. members of our family in…the Bom- The Bombeck Family Learning Center playground after the removal and Michelle Donley, acting director of Dickey said there are no known sus- beck center,” she said. replacement of mulch. Madeline Simmonds/Staff Photographer the Bombeck Center, said the scene pects connected to the incident at this Schramm also expressed her con- caused distress. point. cern over upholding the principles of somebody’s kid to be a member of this backyard. I walk past it every day on “We do daily inspections of the “Smashing bottles is in the student the university’s Commitment to Com- community. They’re within the con- my way to class. It’s a shame that stu- playgrounds, and when we came out to handbook under environmental disre- munity and Catholic and Marianist fines of our walls, both figuratively and dents could have disrespected the play- see the area, we felt shock and disap- spect. We would refer [any student of- values. literally,” Schramm said. ground,” she said. pointment for the disrespect and lack fenders] to the community standards “Those kids are a part of our com- Grace Untener, a junior civil en- Donley urged students to “take of pride that somebody had to actually and civility, and they will deal with any munity. They live next door to us. gineering student who lives near the pride in the community and take pride do that to the playground,” Donley repercussions that would come out of Many of them are kids of employees Bombeck Center, said she was upset in what we have here at the university.” said. that,” Dickey said. and faculty and staff, but that’s even by the news. Dean of Students Christine Sch- Donley said the Bombeck Center beside the point. You don’t have to be “The Bombeck Center is in my

Eric Oberwise summits Mount Kilimanjaro to help May We Help raise funds for the disabled. Chris Santucci/Photo Editor

Scotland decides: to be British, or not to be PETER HOHMAN told her the injury would render her Fortunately, Oberwise said, they Staff Writer permanently unable to walk. found a British ophthalmologist who DOMINIC SANFILIPPO dence referendum to be held soon society, his first priority is to create Prime Minister of England and the “The referendum has a wider sig- In August, Taylor accompanied had the medicine Taylor required. Staff Writer after. a separate state no matter what the head of the Conservative Party, to Ed nificance outside of the U.K.,” said Two years ago, University of Dayton Oberwise on the climb to the top of On the sixth day, with the sun on Celebrate the In “Scotland Decides,” the Scot- risks and the cost.” Miliband, the British parliament’s Dr. Marybeth Carlson, the director senior mechanical engineering major Mount Kilimanjaro. their backs, the group summited Kili- High Holidays On Sept. 18, Scotland will hold a tish government’s 670-page docu- Darling’s campaign, called the opposition leader of the more pro- of the University of Dayton’s In- Eric Oberwise was lying in a hospital Oberwise said the climb presented manjaro’s peak. Oberwise said the national referendum comprised of ment about the referendum and its Better Together coalition argues gressive Labour Party--has been ad- ternational Studies program. “In- bed with a life-threatening illness. To- its own unique set of difficulties. experience of reaching the top of the with us six words: “Should Scotland be an in- blueprint for a new, independent that, with all questions of Scottish amant that parliament would reject dependence movements in Spain, day he can say what very few people He said there were times when the mountain alongside Taylor was “sur- dependent country?” If a majority of Scotland, Salmond calls the vote “a pride aside, the deep roots that bind the Scots’ use of the pound. in Belgium, in France and possibly in the world can: that he successfully lack of sleep and high altitude made real.” Scots vote no, Scotland will remain rare and precious moment in the the region together would be irrevo- The many various responses to Italy are following the Scottish refer- summited Mount Kilimanjaro, the tall- him feel “like his head was splitting “When I got there, it was probably tied to the larger United Kingdom history of Scotland—a once in a cably damaged if Scotland were to the Scottish question will coalesce endum very closely. Victory for the est mountain on the African continent. open.” one of the biggest feelings of accom- Temple Israel along with England, Northern Ire- generation opportunity to chart a leave the U.K. into a single vote expected to draw independence side in Scotland might Oberwise’s climb helped raise funds On the first night, the group was plishment in my life,” Oberwise said. land and Wales. better way.” Many no supporters cite the tough over 80 percent of registered voters spur other European governments for the nonprofit organization May We walking through a rainforest on the “Knowing that Katie did it was amaz- a welcoming Reform Jewish congregation However, if more than 50 percent “Scotland Decides” outlines all logistical questions that an indepen- in what many social commentators to transfer some political powers to Help. The nonprofit states its mission side of the mountain when they were ing.” of Scots vote yes, then the British of the factors of Scottish life that dent Scotland would have to face as have described as one of the most local areas in efforts to undercut the is to help disabled and handicapped in- hit by torrential rain. “I was thinking Since his climb, Oberwise said he Rosh Hashanah services parliament and Scotland will begin would be affected—and, Salmond’s a reason for their position significant democratic events in re- growth of such movements.” dividuals through the use of specially ‘this is a terrible omen,’” Oberwise has been working with May We Help negotiations and set a timeline for camp argues, improved—with a yes “Harry Potter” author, Scottish cent Western history. As the vote draws near, London invented devices designed to help them said. “But sure enough, five days later, on their new project, “the underwater Wednesday, Sept. 24 - Friday, Sept. 26 Scotland to devolve from the U.K. vote, addressing everything from resident and no advocate J.K. Row- In recent months, the no voters locals are increasingly acknowledg- pursue their lives’ passions. we were at the top.” walker,” a device designed to assist and venture forth as an independent pensions to national sports teams. ling told the The Daily Telegraph have held a lead; however, the latest ing that the British landscape, which To date, Oberwise’s “Raising Kili- He said the group experienced an- people undergoing physical therapy Yom Kippur services nation. However, there is a large counter- that independence supporters were government poll showed yes edging seemed unchangeable, could shift manjaro” campaign has raised $25,143 other setback on the expedition’s third by employing a water-filled apparatus Past generations of Scottish activ- movement of Scots and Britons who guilty of the “minimization and even ahead for the first time with a 51-49 into something new and strange. for May We Help, according to the or- night, when Taylor developed an infec- to move through. Friday, Oct. 3 and Saturday, Oct. 4 ists have attempted campaigns for think a yes vote would destroy centu- denial of risks” associated with in- percent split. This lead reversal has On Sept. 10, the headline of ganization’s website. tion and the group’s guide warned that Oberwise said he is tentatively plan- independence with varying degrees ries of mutual cooperation and suc- dependence. encouraged independence support- the London Evening Standard Oberwise said he attributes his they needed to find medication before ning to move to California for work and No tickets required and of success. In 1999, the Scottish par- cess between Scotland, England and One major area of tension be- ers and has increased the attention blared, “FINAL PLEA TO ‘HEADS, passion for helping others to his near Taylor’s illness progressed. to found a new chapter of May We Help. every service is open to the community. liament was created, giving Scots the larger U.K. tween the two sides is the potential surrounding the vote. HEARTS AND SOULS’ OF SCOTS,” death experience. “Afterwards, I felt Oberwise said the following morn- May We Help is releasing a docu- Call for service times. some degree of autonomy. In an Aug. 25 televised and wide- fate of the pound sterling, the cor- The aftermath and fallout from and YES and NO signs were taped up required to go and help other people,” ing the group went on a search for the mentary detailing Oberwise and Tay- However, when the Scottish Na- ly viewed debate between Salmond nerstone of the British economy. the Scottish question will not be iso- throughout London subway stations. Oberwise said. correct antibiotic to combat Taylor’s lor’s climb, called “Raising Kiliman- tional Party gained control of the and Alistair Darling, a British mem- Salmond and the Scots contend lated to Britain. “Britain would lose something of Through May We Help, Oberwise sickness. jaro.” It will be released this fall and 937.496.0050 Scottish parliament in 2011, popular ber of parliament and head of the that an independent Scotland would Many predict that the final result, its essence if Scotland were indepen- met Katie Taylor, an architecture ma- He said they eventually found a all proceeds will go to the May We Help opinion correctly anticipated that campaign for a no vote, Darling said still use the pound in a currency whether yes or no, has the potential dent,” a University College London jor at the University of Cincinnati and dining hall on the mountain that was organization and its cause. their first minister, Alex Salmond, the “basic difference between Alex union with Westminster Abbey. to motivate independence-minded student said of the situation. daughter of two UD professors. filled with climbers from all around the 130 Riverside Dr., Dayton, 45405 and the rest of the largely national- Salmond and me is this: my first pri- However, a united front of English regions in other countries to follow In 2010, a skiing accident left Taylor globe, and they asked if anyone had the istic SNP would call for an indepen- ority is to build a better and fairer leaders--from David Cameron, the Scotland. with a broken back. She said doctors antibiotic. www.tidayton.org 6 NEWS ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 7 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 Online at flyernews.com COLUMN Editor mourns loss of Kettering Wrap, VWK menu items MARY KATE DORR of theirs, and directed the outraged to students’ tears. And yes, Mom, I know Asst. A&E Editor an email address in which they could you’re reading this and no, I am not voice their concerns. This approach being melodramatic. Recently, while anxiously awaiting was taken by many, including some Because ridding students of the my turn to order lunch in the dining of my fuming friends who sent several joys of the Kettering Wrap wasn’t hall of my new home in Virginia W. rants to any administrator somehow painful enough, VWK has also down- Kettering Hall, I overheard a student connected to the food services. sized their breakfast buffet. According utter the most unthinkable phrase. In retrospect, my dear friends are to dining services, this was a decision “I’m transferring.” no strangers to complaint emails based on cost and last year’s breakfast I was shocked. Dumbfounded. Hor- when it comes to the elimination of options available in “Passports” were rified. What turn of events could have beloved and staple items in their din- merely a trial. This means students possibly lead a UD student to verbal- ing plans. Last year, when the pasta can no longer receive breakfast bur- ize something so terrible? And that’s and peanut butter and jelly bar van- ritos, quesadillas or yogurt parfaits when I saw it: among the menu of ished from the menu, I can assure you and the warm breakfast options are familiar sandwiches, there was white the dining services’ inbox was flooded not available on weekday mornings. duct tape across the most beloved of with the heartbreaking rants of my This leaves students with the choice entrees. The Kettering Wrap had been neighbors. It was no surprise when I of bagels, muffins, cereal or cinnamon GE is in the business of moving big things…your career could be one of them. removed. came home to find my roommate writ- rolls during the weekday, and I think Come learn how GE’s prestigious leadership programs and internship/co-op assignments can do big things for the globe… I thought this was surely a joke. ing a strongly worded email to dining we can all agree that Michelle Obama and your career. Kickstart your career in an environment where ideas become infrastructures, and where individual talents But the grave faces of the employees, services in hopes of bringing back the and child-obesity activists worldwide The Flyer News staff attempted to recreate the famous Kettering Wrap at Marycrest dining hall. and the tears in the eye of the student Kettering Wrap. would be severely disappointed. Chris Santucci/Photo Editor combine to build, power, cure and move the world. Find out how at ge.com/university. who only longed for a wrap doused in According to the emails and busi- If you’re still mourning the loss of GE offers a great work environment, professional development, challenging careers, and competitive compensation. GE is an equal opportunity employer. chipotle ranch sauce and fried chicken ness plans received from dining ser- the peanut butter and jelly bar, that motely judged? I don’t think so. sticking to her diet when ordering the Employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, fingers told me otherwise. OK, there vices, the Kettering Wrap has been re- was also mentioned in the several For all of you still in denial about chicken tender salad, because, like, it’s age, disability, protected veteran status or other characteristics protected by law. weren’t actual tears, but I can only moved because VWK is trying to avoid emails I had the honor of reading. Un- the loss of these beloved menu items, still a salad, right? I also hope you can imagine the sorrow overtaking his replicating the dining experiences of fortunately, the weekend delicacy was I have a single shred of hope for you to control your anger when you look at Look for us at the Career Fair in UD Arena on September 22 from 1-5 p.m.! Resumes welcome! soul in the moment he learned the fate the other halls, such as Marycrest’s cut due to budget, as dining services hold on to: VWK has mentioned they the menu and see that while the best- Follow us on Twitter @UDayGECareers! of the famous VWK wrap. pasta bar or chicken tenders. VWK claims it was not a big seller. But my may be rethinking some of the recent selling Kettering Wrap has been lost, As the week went on, there was is focused on “Destination Dining.” question for you, dining services, is changes during fall break. somehow we still serve the Vegetar- rarely a moment in the VWK sand- However, for the entirety of my fresh- can you truly put a price on the joy of My deepest sympathies go out to ian. Rest in peace, Kettering Wrap. wich line in which the Kettering Wrap man year, VWK was the destination of ordering a peanut butter, banana and all who were affected by the loss of Gone but not forgotten. was not brought up. Employees as- the famous Kettering Wrap. It is now potato chip sandwich held together your favorite wrap. More so, to every Editors note: Dining services could sured students this was not a decision the destination of crushed dreams and by two waffles, without being even re- girl who ever told herself she was still not be reached for comment. Congratulations Accounting Majors! Flyer News reserves the right to reject, alter or omit advertisements. Advertisements must conform to the policies of Flyer News. For a review of these policies, please contact the Flyer News business office at 937.229.3813; Email: The SBA Department of Accounting presented over E & Y Scholarship Beta Alpha Psi Endowed Scholarship [email protected]; Website: flyernews.com/advertising. CLASSIFIEDS $100,000 in SCHOLARSHIPS to the following majors Kristina Ivas Nicole Hinkebein Joseph Schmidt Alix Richardson Roommate wanted. Replacement in person at 424 E. Stroop Road in for the 2014-2015 academic year. HOUSING roommate for 414 Lowes St., with Town and Country Shopping Cen- five other guys. $4,500 per semester. 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Please call 937- 832- We offer a flexible schedule, part- Brian Markgraf Alix Richardson 2319 or 937- 344- 8938 time employment and an upbeat, Used Fooseball Table $100. Will de- Deloitte Scholarship Sean O’Grady Christina Rose fun atmosphere to work! Apply liver 937-673-2141 Taylor Nocera Laura Simko 6 NEWS ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 7 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 Online at flyernews.com COLUMN Editor mourns loss of Kettering Wrap, VWK menu items MARY KATE DORR of theirs, and directed the outraged to students’ tears. And yes, Mom, I know Asst. A&E Editor an email address in which they could you’re reading this and no, I am not voice their concerns. This approach being melodramatic. Recently, while anxiously awaiting was taken by many, including some Because ridding students of the my turn to order lunch in the dining of my fuming friends who sent several joys of the Kettering Wrap wasn’t hall of my new home in Virginia W. rants to any administrator somehow painful enough, VWK has also down- Kettering Hall, I overheard a student connected to the food services. sized their breakfast buffet. According utter the most unthinkable phrase. In retrospect, my dear friends are to dining services, this was a decision “I’m transferring.” no strangers to complaint emails based on cost and last year’s breakfast I was shocked. Dumbfounded. Hor- when it comes to the elimination of options available in “Passports” were rified. What turn of events could have beloved and staple items in their din- merely a trial. This means students possibly lead a UD student to verbal- ing plans. Last year, when the pasta can no longer receive breakfast bur- ize something so terrible? And that’s and peanut butter and jelly bar van- ritos, quesadillas or yogurt parfaits when I saw it: among the menu of ished from the menu, I can assure you and the warm breakfast options are familiar sandwiches, there was white the dining services’ inbox was flooded not available on weekday mornings. duct tape across the most beloved of with the heartbreaking rants of my This leaves students with the choice entrees. The Kettering Wrap had been neighbors. It was no surprise when I of bagels, muffins, cereal or cinnamon GE is in the business of moving big things…your career could be one of them. removed. came home to find my roommate writ- rolls during the weekday, and I think Come learn how GE’s prestigious leadership programs and internship/co-op assignments can do big things for the globe… I thought this was surely a joke. ing a strongly worded email to dining we can all agree that Michelle Obama and your career. Kickstart your career in an environment where ideas become infrastructures, and where individual talents But the grave faces of the employees, services in hopes of bringing back the and child-obesity activists worldwide The Flyer News staff attempted to recreate the famous Kettering Wrap at Marycrest dining hall. and the tears in the eye of the student Kettering Wrap. would be severely disappointed. Chris Santucci/Photo Editor combine to build, power, cure and move the world. Find out how at ge.com/university. who only longed for a wrap doused in According to the emails and busi- If you’re still mourning the loss of GE offers a great work environment, professional development, challenging careers, and competitive compensation. GE is an equal opportunity employer. chipotle ranch sauce and fried chicken ness plans received from dining ser- the peanut butter and jelly bar, that motely judged? I don’t think so. sticking to her diet when ordering the Employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, fingers told me otherwise. OK, there vices, the Kettering Wrap has been re- was also mentioned in the several For all of you still in denial about chicken tender salad, because, like, it’s age, disability, protected veteran status or other characteristics protected by law. weren’t actual tears, but I can only moved because VWK is trying to avoid emails I had the honor of reading. Un- the loss of these beloved menu items, still a salad, right? I also hope you can imagine the sorrow overtaking his replicating the dining experiences of fortunately, the weekend delicacy was I have a single shred of hope for you to control your anger when you look at Look for us at the Career Fair in UD Arena on September 22 from 1-5 p.m.! Resumes welcome! soul in the moment he learned the fate the other halls, such as Marycrest’s cut due to budget, as dining services hold on to: VWK has mentioned they the menu and see that while the best- Follow us on Twitter @UDayGECareers! of the famous VWK wrap. pasta bar or chicken tenders. VWK claims it was not a big seller. But my may be rethinking some of the recent selling Kettering Wrap has been lost, As the week went on, there was is focused on “Destination Dining.” question for you, dining services, is changes during fall break. somehow we still serve the Vegetar- rarely a moment in the VWK sand- However, for the entirety of my fresh- can you truly put a price on the joy of My deepest sympathies go out to ian. Rest in peace, Kettering Wrap. wich line in which the Kettering Wrap man year, VWK was the destination of ordering a peanut butter, banana and all who were affected by the loss of Gone but not forgotten. was not brought up. Employees as- the famous Kettering Wrap. It is now potato chip sandwich held together your favorite wrap. More so, to every Editors note: Dining services could sured students this was not a decision the destination of crushed dreams and by two waffles, without being even re- girl who ever told herself she was still not be reached for comment. Congratulations Accounting Majors! Flyer News reserves the right to reject, alter or omit advertisements. Advertisements must conform to the policies of Flyer News. For a review of these policies, please contact the Flyer News business office at 937.229.3813; Email: The SBA Department of Accounting presented over E & Y Scholarship Beta Alpha Psi Endowed Scholarship [email protected]; Website: flyernews.com/advertising. CLASSIFIEDS $100,000 in SCHOLARSHIPS to the following majors Kristina Ivas Nicole Hinkebein Joseph Schmidt Alix Richardson Roommate wanted. Replacement in person at 424 E. Stroop Road in for the 2014-2015 academic year. HOUSING roommate for 414 Lowes St., with Town and Country Shopping Cen- five other guys. $4,500 per semester. Michael J. Doyle Scholarship Grant Thornton Scholarship Walter L. & Carol A. Bennett Leo’s Quality Student Housing ter. Available now and/or for Logan Bonifas Molly Hildebrandt Endowed Scholarship the Original! Behind Panera spring semester. Call Val Farren, ADMIN REPRESENTATIVE Nicole Hinkebein Nikoleta Mutafova Frank Czerwien Bread. Secure your housing 937-832-2319 NEEDED AND WOULD BE WELL William Lawless Robert Detling for next year fully furnished, PAID. Interested person(s) should RESERVE YOUR David Nowak FEI Outstanding Student Scholarship Conor Feldmann with leather living room sets, please contact: s_recruitingsolu- Alix Richardson Nicole Hinkebein Maytag washer/dryer. Some NOW HIRING [email protected] for more info. CLASSIFIED homes with marble bathrooms, Joseph Staley PwC Scholarship off street parking, first class. Personal Assistant Needed, to Cheer Max, a local cheerleading Ron Burrows Scholarship Tyler Banks Check out our website leosren- do office work and run official -er competition company, is looking SPACE TODAY! John E. Ellis Jr. Scholarship Adam Marasco tals.com or call (937)-456-7743 rands, applicants that are carrier for enthusiastic mascot candidates Leslie Addison Ryan O’Donnell Frances J. Brady Scholarship or cell (937)- 371-1046. Avail- motivated and hardworking should to work our events. Candidate may Jamila Briscoe Brian Rademacher ability 3 to 10 students: 48 and please contact the companies work all or partial schedule. Please 937.229.3813 50 Woodland, 65, 63, 57, 49, interview Manager on bervely- see our website for event dates at Sijia Chen Crowe Horwath LLP 25, 29, 38, 40, 56, 50 Jasper St. [email protected] www.cheermaxcompetitions.com. [email protected] Amanda Kremer Outstanding Student Scholarship Graduate Assistantship 119 Fairground, 42, 46 and 58 Tryouts are on Saturday, Sept. Lauren Beatty Mary Leigh Hayes Frank. To make your stay com- Figlio Wood Fire Pizza is in need 27 in Dayton, Oh. Please contact Timothy G. Novotny Endowed Scholarship Elise Heneghan Jill Smith fortable and a very enjoyable of bright and energetic people to lisa@cheermaxcompetitions to Laura Simko school year. work as Servers, Hosts, Bussers, schedule a tryout time. Edward Walker Rodgers London (MBA605B) Scholarships Dishers, and Cooks in our Town One Student Needed as roommate and Country Location, minutes David & Gayle Sanders Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Julie DeStefanis for ghetto house for the 2014-15 away from Campus in Kettering. FOR SALE Christina Rose Andrew Brackmann Ryan O’Donnell school year. Please call 937- 832- We offer a flexible schedule, part- Brian Markgraf Alix Richardson 2319 or 937- 344- 8938 time employment and an upbeat, Used Fooseball Table $100. Will de- Deloitte Scholarship Sean O’Grady Christina Rose fun atmosphere to work! Apply liver 937-673-2141 Taylor Nocera Laura Simko 8 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 9 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 Online at flyernews.com Urban Nights showcases Dayton culture, nightlife ERIN CALLAHAN The Women of Chief A&E Writer nership’s website. Businesses and offers something for everyone.” restaurants offer specials, artists The Oregon District was a clear and galleries open their doors to favorite as entertainment and Where can you find jugglers, a the public, musicians and enter- attendants packed the streets. PROFILE jazz band performing Lorde and a tainers of all kinds perform and Tumbleweed Connection featured 416 Stonemill fried Reuben sandwich? several downtown urban living a free photo booth, and one of the That was the scene at the Ore- options are open for tours. many performing bands recalled gon District Friday night when lo- The enthusiasm among atten- popular songs of the 1940s. Sev- KATY HOEPER KM: WARNING: Must dance on el- cal businesses and residents came dants was overwhelming to say the eral UD students found this loca- Staff Writer evated surfaces. together to celebrate Dayton’s bi- least. Parking was scarce and side- tion especially interesting, not to KR: Quinoa or bust. annual street party, Urban Nights, walks were crowded when more mention conveniently located just FN: How did the ladies of 416 MP: Beyoncé lives here. sponsored by the Downtown Day- than 30,000 people ventured out a few minutes from campus. Stonemill meet? DP: You are blessed. ton Partnership. for the festivities. Emily Brough- “It was awesome to see all the Katelyn Rendulic: Well, I remem- KP (looking through the window): For 12 years, this event has ton, special events manager at the talent and local businesses Dayton ber I did a service project with Wait, there’s a guy in our house served as an open house for the Downtown Dayton Partnership, has,” junior communication major Katie, Kayla and Meredith, and right now… community to showcase down- said Urban Nights offers a wide Julia Lowe said. “There were a lot we were all wearing hairnets for KR: Oh, that’s the maintenance town’s dining, nightlife, art, mu- variety of activities for a wide va- of unique stores that were fun to some reason. guy! He’s here to fix our refrigera- sic, retail and urban living options. riety of audiences. explore.” Danielle Pohlman: We all lived on tor. What started with only 15 partici- “We see a lot of empty nesters, The Yellow Cab Food Truck the 7th floor of Marycrest fresh- All: Yeah, we shouldn’t have put so pating businesses has now grown many young professionals, and ev- Rally, found just around the cor- man year. much pesto on the top shelf… to include more than 100, accord- eryone in between,” she said. “It ner from the Oregon District, was Meredith Pacenta: It’s actually ing to the Downtown Dayton Part- has that artsy festival feel, and it a popular attraction as well. Sev- unique how we all came together. FN: If you guys were to be vis- eral local food trucks including Regardless of where we all lived, iting for your 10-year reunion, Voodoo Taco, Hunger Paynes and it was like we were meant to be what would everyone be up to? The Shakers Juice Bar popped up roommates senior year. Katie and I MP: Oh, Lord. Juniors Julia Lowe, Kayla Perillo and Anne Horn posed at Urban Nights in downtown Dayton last shop and offered their classic and Friday, Sept. 12. Erin Callahan/ Chief A&E Writer. are from the same hometown, and DP: BABIES. most delectable dishes. Katie was Kayla’s roommate, etc. KM: Katie will be on a farm, with Among the trucks full of grub, We all had a different connection her hubby, raising kids, starting one stood out, offering clothes in- use paintballs to decorate boards Perillo said. “It was awesome to with each other somehow. her own dog shelter, and CEO of stead of cooking. Local Love …A as part of a community beautifica- get out of the UD bubble to some- DP: And Kayla and I roomed to- her own nonprofit where she’s sav- Roaming Boutique offered several tion project, Art in Action which thing that was not only so close, gether sophomore year. ing lives. stylish options of women’s cloth- held mini “Art Off” Iron Chef- but so different from anything I’ve Katie Penny: Katelyn and I actu- MP: And Katelyn is settling in her ing, and a place to try to them on style art competitions and Urban ever attended.” Emma Stiver, a ally suggested that Kayla and Dan- Dayton home after living in Den- Seniors Danielle Pohlman, Katie Penny, Katelyn Rendulic, Kayla Mueller and Meredith Pacenta love spending time on their porch on Stonemill. – right in their own truck. Many Bikes at Urban Nights, which host- senior visual arts major, also said ielle live together. ver... Chris Santucci/Photo Editor. visitors were seen browsing and ed a community bike ride through she would definitely be back. Kayla Mueller: So we went on basi- KM: In her kayak... leaving with new attire. the city. Since Urban Nights is a biannu- cally a blind date, and it was just DM: Doing yoga. And smiling. While the Oregon District and UD students who attended al event, it will take place again in meant to be. KR: Well, Meredith will be living but more accessible. And bistro- KP: And cousins with Mumford DP: Dunk it in the milk and eat it the food truck rally drew a lot of agreed it was worth the trip off the spring on May 8, 2015. in Washington, D.C. with her fluffy like lights. and Sons. off the spoon. attention, the excitement expand- campus. To view more photos from Ur- FN: If everyone in the house little yappy dogs named Pinot and DP: A better dance bar. KM: Oh, and a childhood fan of MP: I just eat it. I don’t think about ed far past 4th and 5th Streets. “I thought it was a great way to ban Nights, visit our photo gallery was a Disney movie character, Grigio. KM: Yeah, someplace to go after Aaron Carter. And a teenage fan. it. Local Love ...A Roaming Boutique, Dayton’s own fashion truck, provided shopping on-the -go at Urban Nights. Erin Callahan/ Chief A&E Writer. Other hot spots included the Splat- bring a community together,” ju- at flyernews.com. who would they be? KM: And modeling on the side. Tim’s. And an adult fan… KM: Whatever keeps the kids safe, ter Zone, where attendants could nior communication major Kayla DP: I want to be Belle because I KP: Kayla will be Amish. Or living right, Mere? like to read! in downtown Chicago with a dog. FN: Give everyone in your house FN: As seniors, what advice do KR: I eat it as the sun sets... ALL: No way! Danielle, you’re MP: And Leo, the cat, will still be a superlative. you want to give the underclass- KM: In a kayak... Sleeping Beauty. by Danielle’s side. KP: Katelyn would have the best men? KR: In three bites. Program explores relationship between music, science KM: Katie would be Belle because All: Ultimately, we want to be laugh. All: Be where your feet are. KP: My way is very strategic. First, MADELINE DOMAN drea Chenoweth-Wells.Her perfor- her boyfriend has a lot of facial happy. KM: And best smile. you dip it in halfway. Next, you eat Staff Writer mance will help connect the beauty hair. MP: Kayla has the best jokes. FN: If 416 Stonemill’s walls the soggy part. Then, you break it “Music is not just a source of sound but also a way of music with the construction of DP: And Mere should be Rafiki! FN: Do you have any house tra- KR: And Katie is the most efficient. could speak, what would be its apart, lick off the cream, and eat Do you ever wonder why we lis- scientific theory. Because she’s so insightful, you ditions? KM: Yeah, she’s the fastest at walk- go-to party story about its resi- the cookies. ten to music? What does it mean to understand and connect to the universe.” Music of the Spheres will take know? MP: Our porch lights are always on ing, getting ready…basically, ev- dents? KM: Such an OPS major. and how does it impact the world? place on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 9 to MP: Why do you guys all get to be after dark. And conversations are erything. It’s her major. KR: “The Jimmy John’s driver On Sept. 24 from 9 to 11 a.m., Music 11 a.m., in the Sears Recital Hall, princesses? on the porch after dark. KP: Guys, OPS is my major! came into the bathroom once.” If you and your roommates are of the Spheres will examine the in- located on the first floor of Human- DP: Kayla should be Olaf… “Do DP: Beyoncé. KR: Meredith has the best hair. KP: He used the upstairs bath- interested in featuring your house tersections of physics, astronomy, connect to the universe. Ancient said. “Music of the Spheres is full SAMUEL DORF ities. For more information, con- you want to build a snowman?” KR: Cooking is a must. And we DP: And she’s the most insightful. room… as a Porch Profile, contact A&E Ed- the history of science and music, Greek philosophers recognized the of surprising dissonances and pow- ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MUSICOLOGY tact Dorf at [email protected]. KM: I don’t want to be a boy! have two other roommates, a KM: And has the best snapchats. MP: “They sit on the fridge.” itor Katie Christoff at christoffk1@ and study the relationships with harmony in music and its connec- erful harmonies between science Music of the Spheres is a free pre- DP: Fine, Ana! gnome and a tiny wax woman (we MP: Danielle has the best eyes and DP: “They play a game with pizza udayton.edu and include your ad- scientific ideas and music that in- tion with the harmony in the sky, and music.” sentation and open to the public. KM: Because no one wants to hang sometimes find them kissing at gives the best advice. boxes, coins and the occasional dress, the names of everyone living spires. planets and solar system.” He said it will enchant the audi- along with musical performances Music of the Spheres is part of out with me, is that what you’re night, shh). chanting of ‘Jumanji.’ Strange…” there and one good reason why your “The journey of the stars and This program will feature works ence with insight about music and by professors including singer An- Rites Rights Writes. Be on the look- saying? I’ll take it, only if Danielle ALL: (Seeing a fellow senior walk FN: What’s your No. 1 house house should be featured. There are planets across the night sky has of famous theorists Galileo, Kepler science and how they interrelate drea Wells, pianist John Benjamin out for new events inspired by this is Boo, then. by): And we all love Jack Raisch! rule? FN: What’s your favorite spot no restrictions regarding where you been seen to move in predictable and Copernicus, along with per- and produce a truly unique rela- and Dorf himself, who plays the year’s theme, Faith and Reason. KP: Katelyn should be Ariel be- KM: Hashtag go with the flow. at UD? live on campus, but you must be a systems following mathematical formances of music that may have tionship. viola da gamba, a bowed string in- The theme focuses on how the two cause... FN: If you could invent some- KR: Be sincere. ALL: This porch right here. junior or senior to apply. relationships that were viewed influenced their thoughts or was “Music of the Spheres is full of strument. values balance in our lives and ful- KR: I’m a mermaid at heart. thing for UD, what would it be? MP: And be courteous. Also, love. as analogous to musical relation- inspired by their theories. surprising dissonances and power- “As a performer, I am interest- fill us as humans, accompanied by KP: A lake. FN: Last, but certainly not least: ships,” said professor, musicologist “It will be a fun, unique op- ful harmonies between science and ed in music and making notes on a diverse calendar of events featur- FN: If your house came with a DP: An on-campus football sta- FN: If 416 Stonemill was a ce- What is the perfect method for and researcher Samuel Dorf. “Mu- portunity to engage in discussion music,” Dorf said. a page turn into a context people ing musical performances, art ex- warning label, what would it dium. lebrity, who would it be? eating an Oreo cookie? sic is not just a source of sound about music and science with pro- The event will include discus- can see,” said soprano, music pro- hibitions, lectors and much more. be? MP: A fire pit by KU, and a coffee KR: Probably the offspring of Jus- KM: I’d have to say peanut butter, but also a way to understand and fessors across the university,” Dorf sion and audience interaction fessor and voice professional An- KP: WARNING: Towel party going shop in Humanities or St. Joe’s. tin Timberlake and Beyoncé. But I because of “The Parent Trap,” of on. KR: A patio, like the one at KU, don’t know… course. 8 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 9 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 Online at flyernews.com Urban Nights showcases Dayton culture, nightlife ERIN CALLAHAN The Women of Chief A&E Writer nership’s website. Businesses and offers something for everyone.” restaurants offer specials, artists The Oregon District was a clear and galleries open their doors to favorite as entertainment and Where can you find jugglers, a the public, musicians and enter- attendants packed the streets. PROFILE jazz band performing Lorde and a tainers of all kinds perform and Tumbleweed Connection featured 416 Stonemill fried Reuben sandwich? several downtown urban living a free photo booth, and one of the That was the scene at the Ore- options are open for tours. many performing bands recalled gon District Friday night when lo- The enthusiasm among atten- popular songs of the 1940s. Sev- KATY HOEPER KM: WARNING: Must dance on el- cal businesses and residents came dants was overwhelming to say the eral UD students found this loca- Staff Writer evated surfaces. together to celebrate Dayton’s bi- least. Parking was scarce and side- tion especially interesting, not to KR: Quinoa or bust. annual street party, Urban Nights, walks were crowded when more mention conveniently located just FN: How did the ladies of 416 MP: Beyoncé lives here. sponsored by the Downtown Day- than 30,000 people ventured out a few minutes from campus. Stonemill meet? DP: You are blessed. ton Partnership. for the festivities. Emily Brough- “It was awesome to see all the Katelyn Rendulic: Well, I remem- KP (looking through the window): For 12 years, this event has ton, special events manager at the talent and local businesses Dayton ber I did a service project with Wait, there’s a guy in our house served as an open house for the Downtown Dayton Partnership, has,” junior communication major Katie, Kayla and Meredith, and right now… community to showcase down- said Urban Nights offers a wide Julia Lowe said. “There were a lot we were all wearing hairnets for KR: Oh, that’s the maintenance town’s dining, nightlife, art, mu- variety of activities for a wide va- of unique stores that were fun to some reason. guy! He’s here to fix our refrigera- sic, retail and urban living options. riety of audiences. explore.” Danielle Pohlman: We all lived on tor. What started with only 15 partici- “We see a lot of empty nesters, The Yellow Cab Food Truck the 7th floor of Marycrest fresh- All: Yeah, we shouldn’t have put so pating businesses has now grown many young professionals, and ev- Rally, found just around the cor- man year. much pesto on the top shelf… to include more than 100, accord- eryone in between,” she said. “It ner from the Oregon District, was Meredith Pacenta: It’s actually ing to the Downtown Dayton Part- has that artsy festival feel, and it a popular attraction as well. Sev- unique how we all came together. FN: If you guys were to be vis- eral local food trucks including Regardless of where we all lived, iting for your 10-year reunion, Voodoo Taco, Hunger Paynes and it was like we were meant to be what would everyone be up to? The Shakers Juice Bar popped up roommates senior year. Katie and I MP: Oh, Lord. Juniors Julia Lowe, Kayla Perillo and Anne Horn posed at Urban Nights in downtown Dayton last shop and offered their classic and Friday, Sept. 12. Erin Callahan/ Chief A&E Writer. are from the same hometown, and DP: BABIES. most delectable dishes. Katie was Kayla’s roommate, etc. KM: Katie will be on a farm, with Among the trucks full of grub, We all had a different connection her hubby, raising kids, starting one stood out, offering clothes in- use paintballs to decorate boards Perillo said. “It was awesome to with each other somehow. her own dog shelter, and CEO of stead of cooking. Local Love …A as part of a community beautifica- get out of the UD bubble to some- DP: And Kayla and I roomed to- her own nonprofit where she’s sav- Roaming Boutique offered several tion project, Art in Action which thing that was not only so close, gether sophomore year. ing lives. stylish options of women’s cloth- held mini “Art Off” Iron Chef- but so different from anything I’ve Katie Penny: Katelyn and I actu- MP: And Katelyn is settling in her ing, and a place to try to them on style art competitions and Urban ever attended.” Emma Stiver, a ally suggested that Kayla and Dan- Dayton home after living in Den- Seniors Danielle Pohlman, Katie Penny, Katelyn Rendulic, Kayla Mueller and Meredith Pacenta love spending time on their porch on Stonemill. – right in their own truck. Many Bikes at Urban Nights, which host- senior visual arts major, also said ielle live together. ver... Chris Santucci/Photo Editor. visitors were seen browsing and ed a community bike ride through she would definitely be back. Kayla Mueller: So we went on basi- KM: In her kayak... leaving with new attire. the city. Since Urban Nights is a biannu- cally a blind date, and it was just DM: Doing yoga. And smiling. While the Oregon District and UD students who attended al event, it will take place again in meant to be. KR: Well, Meredith will be living but more accessible. And bistro- KP: And cousins with Mumford DP: Dunk it in the milk and eat it the food truck rally drew a lot of agreed it was worth the trip off the spring on May 8, 2015. in Washington, D.C. with her fluffy like lights. and Sons. off the spoon. attention, the excitement expand- campus. To view more photos from Ur- FN: If everyone in the house little yappy dogs named Pinot and DP: A better dance bar. KM: Oh, and a childhood fan of MP: I just eat it. I don’t think about ed far past 4th and 5th Streets. “I thought it was a great way to ban Nights, visit our photo gallery was a Disney movie character, Grigio. KM: Yeah, someplace to go after Aaron Carter. And a teenage fan. it. Local Love ...A Roaming Boutique, Dayton’s own fashion truck, provided shopping on-the -go at Urban Nights. Erin Callahan/ Chief A&E Writer. Other hot spots included the Splat- bring a community together,” ju- at flyernews.com. who would they be? KM: And modeling on the side. Tim’s. And an adult fan… KM: Whatever keeps the kids safe, ter Zone, where attendants could nior communication major Kayla DP: I want to be Belle because I KP: Kayla will be Amish. Or living right, Mere? like to read! in downtown Chicago with a dog. FN: Give everyone in your house FN: As seniors, what advice do KR: I eat it as the sun sets... ALL: No way! Danielle, you’re MP: And Leo, the cat, will still be a superlative. you want to give the underclass- KM: In a kayak... Sleeping Beauty. by Danielle’s side. KP: Katelyn would have the best men? KR: In three bites. Program explores relationship between music, science KM: Katie would be Belle because All: Ultimately, we want to be laugh. All: Be where your feet are. KP: My way is very strategic. First, MADELINE DOMAN drea Chenoweth-Wells.Her perfor- her boyfriend has a lot of facial happy. KM: And best smile. you dip it in halfway. Next, you eat Staff Writer mance will help connect the beauty hair. MP: Kayla has the best jokes. FN: If 416 Stonemill’s walls the soggy part. Then, you break it “Music is not just a source of sound but also a way of music with the construction of DP: And Mere should be Rafiki! FN: Do you have any house tra- KR: And Katie is the most efficient. could speak, what would be its apart, lick off the cream, and eat Do you ever wonder why we lis- scientific theory. Because she’s so insightful, you ditions? KM: Yeah, she’s the fastest at walk- go-to party story about its resi- the cookies. ten to music? What does it mean to understand and connect to the universe.” Music of the Spheres will take know? MP: Our porch lights are always on ing, getting ready…basically, ev- dents? KM: Such an OPS major. and how does it impact the world? place on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 9 to MP: Why do you guys all get to be after dark. And conversations are erything. It’s her major. KR: “The Jimmy John’s driver On Sept. 24 from 9 to 11 a.m., Music 11 a.m., in the Sears Recital Hall, princesses? on the porch after dark. KP: Guys, OPS is my major! came into the bathroom once.” If you and your roommates are of the Spheres will examine the in- located on the first floor of Human- DP: Kayla should be Olaf… “Do DP: Beyoncé. KR: Meredith has the best hair. KP: He used the upstairs bath- interested in featuring your house tersections of physics, astronomy, connect to the universe. Ancient said. “Music of the Spheres is full SAMUEL DORF ities. For more information, con- you want to build a snowman?” KR: Cooking is a must. And we DP: And she’s the most insightful. room… as a Porch Profile, contact A&E Ed- the history of science and music, Greek philosophers recognized the of surprising dissonances and pow- ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MUSICOLOGY tact Dorf at [email protected]. KM: I don’t want to be a boy! have two other roommates, a KM: And has the best snapchats. MP: “They sit on the fridge.” itor Katie Christoff at christoffk1@ and study the relationships with harmony in music and its connec- erful harmonies between science Music of the Spheres is a free pre- DP: Fine, Ana! gnome and a tiny wax woman (we MP: Danielle has the best eyes and DP: “They play a game with pizza udayton.edu and include your ad- scientific ideas and music that in- tion with the harmony in the sky, and music.” sentation and open to the public. KM: Because no one wants to hang sometimes find them kissing at gives the best advice. boxes, coins and the occasional dress, the names of everyone living spires. planets and solar system.” He said it will enchant the audi- along with musical performances Music of the Spheres is part of out with me, is that what you’re night, shh). chanting of ‘Jumanji.’ Strange…” there and one good reason why your “The journey of the stars and This program will feature works ence with insight about music and by professors including singer An- Rites Rights Writes. Be on the look- saying? I’ll take it, only if Danielle ALL: (Seeing a fellow senior walk FN: What’s your No. 1 house house should be featured. There are planets across the night sky has of famous theorists Galileo, Kepler science and how they interrelate drea Wells, pianist John Benjamin out for new events inspired by this is Boo, then. by): And we all love Jack Raisch! rule? FN: What’s your favorite spot no restrictions regarding where you been seen to move in predictable and Copernicus, along with per- and produce a truly unique rela- and Dorf himself, who plays the year’s theme, Faith and Reason. KP: Katelyn should be Ariel be- KM: Hashtag go with the flow. at UD? live on campus, but you must be a systems following mathematical formances of music that may have tionship. viola da gamba, a bowed string in- The theme focuses on how the two cause... FN: If you could invent some- KR: Be sincere. ALL: This porch right here. junior or senior to apply. relationships that were viewed influenced their thoughts or was “Music of the Spheres is full of strument. values balance in our lives and ful- KR: I’m a mermaid at heart. thing for UD, what would it be? MP: And be courteous. Also, love. as analogous to musical relation- inspired by their theories. surprising dissonances and power- “As a performer, I am interest- fill us as humans, accompanied by KP: A lake. FN: Last, but certainly not least: ships,” said professor, musicologist “It will be a fun, unique op- ful harmonies between science and ed in music and making notes on a diverse calendar of events featur- FN: If your house came with a DP: An on-campus football sta- FN: If 416 Stonemill was a ce- What is the perfect method for and researcher Samuel Dorf. “Mu- portunity to engage in discussion music,” Dorf said. a page turn into a context people ing musical performances, art ex- warning label, what would it dium. lebrity, who would it be? eating an Oreo cookie? sic is not just a source of sound about music and science with pro- The event will include discus- can see,” said soprano, music pro- hibitions, lectors and much more. be? MP: A fire pit by KU, and a coffee KR: Probably the offspring of Jus- KM: I’d have to say peanut butter, but also a way to understand and fessors across the university,” Dorf sion and audience interaction fessor and voice professional An- KP: WARNING: Towel party going shop in Humanities or St. Joe’s. tin Timberlake and Beyoncé. But I because of “The Parent Trap,” of on. KR: A patio, like the one at KU, don’t know… course. 10 OPINIONS OPINIONS 11 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 Online at flyernews.com

“The highest levels of performance come to those who are NFL domestic violence policy causes controversy

centered, intuitive, creative, and reflective - people who After the recent suspensions of The new policy stated that first- didn’t see the video, The Associated are correcting a problem that should and it’s just being released to the pub- know when to see a problem as an opportunity.” NFL players Josh Gordon, Wes Welk- time offenders would receive a six- Press reported a law enforcement of- have already been fixed. lic now. Or maybe Goodell saw that er and Ray Rice generated a major game suspension and a second of- ficer sent and received confirmation The NFL is trying to clean the most of the NFL’s fan base (which is —Deepak Chopra backlash, the NFL is shaping up and fense would result in an indefinite from an NFL execuive of the video’s mess of dirt that’s been swept under 47 percent female) doesn’t agree with Indian-American author, 1947- changing its drug and domestic vio- suspension. arrival in April. the rug for years. But they’re only domestic violence or inconsistent lence policies. Let’s take a timeout, step back and So, Mr. Goodell, you’re telling me cleaning now because people have suspensions, which could result in This decision to re-examine the look at this playbook. In the last 14 that you, or someone in your offices, pointed out the clutter. We’re still a decline of ticket and merchandise current policies is great, but why did years, according to USA Today, there watched the same video that we have seeing positive results (policies are purchases, diminishing his lucrative editorial Congressmen worried more about it take an uproar to initiate the ad- have been more than 80 domestic vio- all seen and instead of feeling sick or being changed, Rice was suspended empire. fn justments? lence arrests involving NFL players horrified, you thought, “Hmm, two indefinitely) and it smooths the prob- The NFL Players Association Gordon of the Cleveland Browns (this doesn’t include assault, battery games should teach him?” And then, lem out, but it doesn’t alter the past passed a new drug policy which could THANKFUL: losing jobs than passing legislation and Welker of the Denver Broncos or disorderly conduct). 41 of these do- you turned around and saw Gordon actions. It seems like Mr. Goodell is result in Welker’s immediate rein- were initially suspended for a full mestic violence cases have come dur- barely failing a drug test (one nano- only changing the policies because statement and a lesser suspension WE’RE LUCKY TO HAVE THE OPPORTUNITIES WE DO votes than even attempting to pass ocratic agenda and the Republican year and for four games, respectively, ing Goodell’s time as commissioner. gram above the league’s threshold ) people saw the inconsistency and in- for Gordon and other players. Instead legislation. agenda” and then proceeded to as a result of drug use. Baltimore Ra- Now, with the elevator footage of and thought, “Oohh man, we can’t justice in his rulings. Goodell didn’t of waiting for the play call, Goodell In the past week, President Obama gave a speech announcing a plan for While there’s nothing wrong explain that a Democratic Senate vens’ running back Ray Rice initially the altercation between Rice and his stand for this. Full year suspension!” release the new domestic violence and the NFL should have done a no- America to take military action against ISIS, the Islamic State in Iraq and with the desire to hold onto your would introduce bills on minimum received a two game suspension after then-fiancée released, Goodell’s ini- And what makes this situation policy to the NFL owners until after huddle decision and improved their Syria, which is the militant group that’s rapidly spreading throughout the position in Congress, it seems to wage and a Republican-led Senate knocking his wife unconscious. tial two-game ruling barely seems even worse is it seems that Mr. Josh Gordon’s suspension was an- organization. Middle East. This was a speech that Obama seemingly never wanted to give. be the sole focus of the Senate, would not. It almost seems like NFL commis- like a smack on the wrist. Goodell didn’t see anything wrong nounced. People had to point out the Hopefully, these new policies will It was also a speech very similar to one former President George W. Bush gave House and even the presidency, Lately, I feel that there would sioner Roger Goodell is trying to save London Fletcher, former lineback- until a multitude of negative feed- absurdity of Rice’s suspension com- help alleviate the problems and set a a decade prior. STEVEN GOODMAN which is not OK. be very little, if any, difference be- face (and money), rather than fix the er, tweeted, “@nflcommish to say you back exploded through all forms of pared to Gordon’s before a new policy higher standard for the NFL and the The fact is that America is privileged to have a special role in the world. Ob- Asst. Opinions Editor When the president announced tween a Democratic or Republican inconsistencies of the system and set got that wrong is an understatement. media. Since the release of the eleva- was issued. general public. viously, there are some flaws in the system - it was designed by humans after all he would be delaying any action Senate; there would still be grid- standards for his organization. Very disappointed in you. Wow…un- tor video, Rice has been cut from the Sure, maybe it’s just a coincidence - but we’re the ones the world looks to when problems can’t be solved. It’s true. Recently, President Obama an- on immigration until after the lock among those that care more Goodell has apologized for his ac- believable.” Ravens and indefinitely suspended by that the policy was issued after Gor- All over the world people look at us, our elections, our businesses and our nounced that he would essentially midterm elections, there were about holding the title of Senator tions saying he “didn’t get it right” Fletcher was one of the many past Goodell. But why did it take this long? don’s suspension, and maybe it’s a lives with hope. America still is the land of opportunity. We have a gross do- delay any legislation or executive shouts from Republicans about or Representative than actually and a new domestic violence policy and present NFL players that have He beat her unconscious. That alone coincidence that the drug policy is KATIE ALBERTINO Freshman, Communication mestic product that’s nearly twice the next closest country and we have social action on immigration until after Obama breaking another promise. being one. was sent to all NFL owners and in- spoken up concerning Goodell’s sus- should be enough to suspend Rice for being re-evaluated after the back- structures in place that allow for those who are downtrodden in society to get the midterm election. There were even blame-filled There is constant blame from structed to be passed down through pension decisions. at least half the season. These chang- lash these past few weeks. Maybe the back on their feet. He then attempted to fight responses from Democrats, such one party to another, sometimes their team organizations. Despite the NFL’s claim that they es in policies and new punishments NFL already had this in the works, Too often people get caught up in the political games of Democrats versus through the questions about why as Rep. Luis Gutierrez, who said within the same party, and more Republicans, but the reality is all of your representatives are on the same team. he was waiting until after an elec- that “timid” Democrats need to time is spent in this act than that They are leaders in the United States of America - people elected to better serve tion. “get out of the way” and demand- of passing legislation on major is- fnstaff 2014–2015 other people. That means something. After all, that seems like a ed that Obama take action on im- sues. The whole point of any government is to give the citizens of that nation a somewhat suspicious date to pin- migration immediately. My thought is that perhaps Divestment is a positive move structure to thrive in. At least it should be. No where in the world is opportu- point. Obama tried to convince the Obama’s defense of his delay capping the number of terms an They reported gruesome news ing ovation for their divestment. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ART DIRECTOR nity available on the mass scale like it is here in America. It doesn’t matter who many interviewers that this delay on immigration was not far off individual can hold in Congress concerning what happened to our We’re one of the first universi- the president is, America presses on, America keeps inventing and America had nothing to do with the current the path of blaming the opposite would help. It might remove, at planet in 2013. ties in the country to take such a CC Hutten CIRCULATION MANAGER keeps fighting for those who don’t have anybody to fight for them. It’s our way races for seats in the Senate, to no party. least slightly, the constant focus The WMO said carbon dioxide stance. (CONTACT: 937.229.3892) Meghan Ostermueller of life. It’s incredible to think that there are still places in the world where avail. In an interview with Meet the on attracting voters to keep a per- levels were 42 percent higher, It’s a bold move that will affect citizens aren’t able to speak freely, where citizens have to lie about their reli- Frankly, it seems to me that Press, when asked if a “two-seat- son in office. and our ocean’s capacity to hold future generations in a positive MANAGING EDITOR ASST. ART DIRECTOR gion just to stay alive. America may have its problems, but at least we have a the majority of representatives Democratic majority and a two- Either way, at this point I would all this garbage is 30 percent less way. public forum to talk about those problems. The average American can make in Congress (although the Sen- seat-Republican majority” would be much happier to see a biparti- than what it was before the Indus- This is a simple case of a uni- Matthew Worsham Grace Wolford a difference. ate is in public view more than really be that different, Obama at- san bill passed on immigration CHRIS ZIMMER trial Revolution. versity standing behind the val- NEWS EDITOR WEB EDITOR So, today, be thankful for the troops that guard our borders, be thankful that the House) and the president are tempted to state in the affirmative. with a substantial majority vote Columnist, Junior The worst part - in my opinion - ues they try to teach. you have the opportunity to attend a college like the University of Dayton and much more interested in keeping His response was that “there’s a than passing a bill I completely was the rate at which we absorbed We’re constantly innovating Byron Hoskinson Melissa Shaffer be thankful that you live in the United States of America. their party in control and scoring sharp difference between the Dem- agree with. Multiple reactions were in- CO2 doubled the average rate from here, that’s why we have great voked when the University of Day- the 1990s. This only means all the engineering and business schools. ASST. NEWS EDITOR ASST. WEB EDITOR ton announced their divestment government policies, scientific re- That’s the reason why students Alise Jarmusz Megan Burton of coal and fossil fuels from its search and advocates have gone to choose to attend the University of What are your plans on parents weekend? $670 million investment pool this waste. Dayton over other schools. A&E EDITOR COPY EDITOR WORD ON THE STREET summer, according to the univer- President Obama will be focus- We think differently. The stu- Katie Christoff Allie Gauthier sity website. ing on “industry adaption” with dents here today are future inven- At first I really didn’t support world leaders at the U. N. Climate tors and future business leaders, ASST. A&E EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR the idea, nor did I condemn it. I Summit beginning Tuesday, Sept. all lead by the guidance of the uni- just gave the school a nonchalant 23, but I think we already know versity. A university they will rep- Mary Kate Dorr Chris Santucci thumbs-up. how. resent long after they graduate. Some alumni unleashed their Stop funding pollution. The truth is that the amount of OPINIONS EDITOR CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER outrage on social media saying Many universities (including money the school withdrew is ir- Evan Shaub Ian Moran UD was just being “politically Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Brown relevant. correct,” and others praised the and Cornell to name a few) are Whether it was one dollar, or a ASST. OPINIONS EDITOR SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER board of trustees for following trying to quiet the mobs demand- few million, the point is that the Amanda Dee Catholic social teaching, advocat- ing a complete divestment in fossil university is fulfilling its motto: Steven Goodman ing for human rights and commit- fuels. “Learn. Lead. Serve.” ADVERTISING MANAGER ting to environmental sustainabil- It makes sense. If you’re teach- SPORTS EDITOR Aline Leclair ity. ing young people for instance en- Chris Bendel “I’m going to a cookout at the Pi You would agree with the lat- vironmental science, or new ways (CONTACT: 937.229.3813) “We’re going to tailgate the football “My parents aren’t coming.” “I might check out some of the “Tailgating and Barbecuing on Kappa Phi fraternity house.” ter if you read the Meteorological to create clean energy; wouldn’t it ASST. SPORTS EDITOR game and go to Dewey’s.” activities but i’m not sure.” Evanston.” Organization’s data in the United be a little hypocritical to be con- GABI SANFILIPPO ANTHONY VAGLICA KELLY MACGUIRE EMILY HOETLER GARRETT HAYWOOD Keith Raad Nation’s “Greenhouse Gas Bulle- tributing to the problem? Sophomore Junior Freshman Senior Sophomore tin,” released Sept. 9. I think UD deserves a stand- Education Marketing Fine Arts Education Finance & Marketing 12 OPINIONS SPORTS 13 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 Online at flyernews.com VOLLEYBALL Everyone deserves to be treated with respect I will not. Ferguson is not a black Flyers take two of three games in Cleveland issue. What happened here in Bea- not enough defensively to stop tourna- age. On the defensive side Erhahon KEITH RAAD vercreek, Ohio is not a black issue, ment host Cleveland State University had six block assists and one solo Asst. Sports Editor this is a human rights issue. In my “As long as we continue to bleed the same Saturday afternoon. The Vikings, out block. Behind the efforts of Erhahon, opinion, Ferguson should not be of the Horizon League, used a bal- Dayton took down the Naval Acad- a justice issue for the readers of blood, we all deserve to be treated the same.” For the third straight weekend, anced offense to down Dayton. emy in three sets by scores of 32-30, Flyer News. It’s simple common University of Dayton volleyball won For the Vikings, junior outside 25-22 and 25-14. sense. Either you believe in human two of three matches, pushing their hitter Christina Toth amassed a The Midshipmen are led by the KWYNN TOWNSEND RILEY rights, or you do not. record to 6-2 after the Cleveland State career-high 18 kills at the pins while winningest coach in NCAA history, Columnist, Junior So, how do I feel about the inci- to die. this. scent, but I cannot let this fester in University Invitational Sept. 12-13. senior middle blocker Molly Hannon Larry Bock, who joined the Naval dent in Ferguson and the Beaver- Being a junior, I am not sur- I would like to know that peo- my heart anymore. I am not just a The Flyers handled the University crushed 14 kills on a .400 hitting per- Academy’s program four years ago My generation has witnessed creek incident? Sad. Morbidly dis- prised anymore that some stu- ple care about African American black girl. I am not just black. I am of Toledo and the Naval Academy, centage in the middle of the court. after a 34-year stint at Juniata College. many historical moments. We are gusted. I am scared to have a son, dents are not aware of the Mike students at the university. Not Kwynn Elizabeth Townsend Riley. while falling in four sets to host Cleve- On the Flyer side of the net, Turn- Bock won 1,352 of 1,639 while coach- the babies of the Sept. 11 disas- I am scared for my brother and Brown or John Crawford inci- because we are good for diversity I am a human. I would suggest that land State University, who would go er, Loiars and Jendryk had double- ing the women’s and men’s teams. ter and the voters for President my friends. I am scared because I dents. I am not surprised because statistics, but because we are good when issues arise with humans of on to win the tournament on their digit kill totals thanks, in part, to He is a five-time AVCA Coach of the Obama’s re-election. We are the do not know who the police truly of the racial climate we have here students. I would like for people to different colors, that we see them home floor. freshman setter Jane Emmenecker, Year and a 2003 AVCA Hall of Fame tweeters, the social media ad- “serve and protect.” I am scared on campus. My freshman year at stop asking me about my hair, how as humans, not their colors. On Friday evening, Dayton took who dished out a career-high 49 as- inductee. dicts and target audience for new because my skin tone frightens the University of Dayton, a stu- “good” I speak or the music I listen As long as we continue to bleed care of Toledo in four sets. With a sists. The Flyers had momentum in While UD defeated two opponents smartphones. We are the ones who people and makes them feel un- dent was surprised when I told him to because questions like that are the same blood, we all deserve to season-high 13 team blocks, including the second set knocking down 22 kills, over the weekend, it was service er- have to bring change to the world; comfortable. that Whitney Houston was not still offensive. Because telling someone be treated the same. six block assists from redshirt-junior the highest single-set total of the sea- rors that plagued the team. With 17 it is our responsibility, our call I know I attend a school with in rehab, that she had died three that they speak so well for a black I deserve just as much respect middle blocker Angel Agu and a season and a team percentage of .405. UD errors against Toledo and 13 against to change what is going on. With many intelligent people, with stu- years ago. Encounters such as that person is not a compliment. Ask- as any student of any color on this son-high five from junior hitter Jenna tied the match 1-1, but faltered in the Cleveland State, Dayton amassed 42 these recent events, these are not dents who have common sense. No foreshadow my conversations with ing me how I got these braids in my campus. We all have earned our Jendryk, the Toledo offense struggled. third, hitting only .024 with ten kills, percent of their service errors for the just moments in our history but one deserves to die innocently. No most students on campus when it hair does not sound inquisitive; it attendance here at the University UD’s junior outside hitter Alaina losing the set 25-23. CSU edged Dayton season in just two matches. movements. one. No matter if he had Skittles comes to situations about my peo- sounds flat out ignorant. of Dayton. I believe there can be Turner notched a match-high 20 kills, in the fourth set by the same score to The Flyers travel to Jacksonville, After I traveled to Ferguson in his pocket, walking away from ple. However, that does not excuse For the past three years, I have a community, once we recognize swinging a .304 hitting percentage, win the match. Florida, for the University of North over the summer I was asked if I a corner store, had a toy gun in his the lack of the anger, shock and fought the battle of our racial the truly beautiful, colorful cam- and adding 13 digs on the defensive Saturday evening featured Flyer Florida Invitational Sept. 19-20. Day- wanted to write an article about hand or if she was asking for direc- intolerance that students express climate silently with my fellow pus that we have. side. Junior outside hitter Jill Loiars freshman middle blocker Amber Er- ton will compete against former my experience. However, I decided tions in the dark. No one deserves when they hear of situations like students of African American de- contributed a career-high 18 kills and hahon. Atlantic 10 Conference opponent a .341 hitting percentage. The Albany, California native got Charlotte as well as Jacksonville Freshman outside hitter Laura Hubacek serves during the Cleveland State However, 55 digs between Turner her first career start and hammered University, UNF and Nicholls State University Invitational held Sept. 12-13. Photo courtesy of UD athletics. and junior libero Janna Krafka were nine kills with a .389 hitting percent- University. A declaration of war: America’s newest battle SPORTS STANDINGS “There is a bear in the woods. accident. It was courageous indi- than actually defeating these dan- can journalists Steven Sotloff and tion is the end goal. History is the For some people, the bear is easy viduals who created a free land; a gerous terrorist organizations. James Foley, the Islamic State in greatest judge of this. For to many as of 9/14/2014 at noon to see, others don’t see it at all. land that was God blessed, united I once had a neighbor that I knew Iraq and Syria has deliberately and times in our history we have tried Some people say the bear is tamed, and inspired by liberty. This cause my whole life. She watched me intentionally declared war on the to contain our enemy, and not de- others say it is vicious and dan- was not just for our people, but grow up into the man I am today. I United States. This should come to stroy them. Football Women’s Soccer Men’s Soccer Volleyball gerous. Since no one can really be people of all worlds. referred to her as “Grandma” even no astonishment, as terror groups The United States in under at- Pl Team Ovr Conf. Pl Team Ovr Conf. Pl Team Ovr Conf. Pl Team Ovr Conf. sure who is right, isn’t it smart to To this day, America is the last though she wasn’t. She told me on have declared the complete exter- tack, make no question about it. be as strong as the bear if there is stand, the last fort and the last bea- numerous occasions, “Kevin, there mination of the United States for Are our memories so short that we a bear?” - President Reagan, 1980. con of liberty the world has left. are a lot of Indians in this world, many years now. have forgotten Ambassador Chris 1. Jacksonville 1-1 1-0 1. Geo. Washington 5-0 0-0 1. George Mason 4-0 0-0 1. Rhode Island 9-1 0-0 The perennial need for a resil- We were endowed by our Creator and very few chiefs. Don’t be an In- They have preached that it is just Stevens? Are they so stunted that 2. Fordham 5-1 0-0 2. St. Louis 4-1 0-0 ient military has never been more to be soldiers for all of mankind, dian, be a chief. Chief’s make oth- and worthy to kill innocent Ameri- we have forgotten how we felt on 2. Butler 1-1 0-0 2. St. Louis 8-3 0-0 prevalent than it is today. The for those who have no voice. Our ers better, stronger, and lead them cans. Sept. 11? 3. Rhode Island 5-1-1 0-0 3. Duquesne 3-0-2 0-0 greatest tool we have in our arse- country, our land, America, must where they are afraid to go.” It was The time has come for a new I don’t know about you, but I 3. Dayton 1-1 0-0 3. Dayton 6-3 0-0 nal for preserving peace is our mili- remain free from the simplest form Grandma, along with my own fam- declaration of war on ISIS and all have not forgotten. Rather recent 4. Duquesne 2-1-2 0-0 4. Davidson 2-0-2 0-0 tary. This is something that some of oppression. We owe it not only ily, who taught me that leadership other terror groups. The time has events have reassured me of what I 4. Davidson 1-2 0-0 4. Geo. Washington 6-3 0-0 of my well-meaning liberal friends to ourselves, but to those who don’t wasn’t a choice, but a duty. Today, come for the people of the United had already believed; I’d rather die 5. St. Joseph’s 4-3 0-0 5. St. Joseph’s 3-1-2 0-0 just don’t understand. Our military have the courage or the tools to in my opinion, our president is ei- States to say, “There is a point, on my feet as a free man, than live 5. Drake 1-2 0-0 5. La Salle 6-6 0-0 is not a tool for war; it is the most fight back. ther not equipped to lead, or he has which they must not cross, and on my knees under rule of a tyrant. 6. Richmond 3-3 0-0 6. Geo. Washington 2-1 0-0 effective tool we have to institute That being said, America has ignored his duty to do so. there is a point which they must peace throughout the world. Before the tools to fight back, to preserve So, what are we supposed to do? not advance.” 6. Morehead 1-2 0-0 7. St. Louis 3-3 0-0 7. VCU 3-2 0-0 6. Duquesne 4-5 0-0 we go any further it is important peace, yet we utilize strategies that What is the plan? The president has laid out his that every American understands are not only ineffective, but also During the history of our coun- current strategy for defeating ISIS 7. Stetson 1-2 0-0 8. La Salle 2-2-2 0-0 8. Fordham 2-2-1 0-0 7. Davidson 2-7 0-0 one thing: The cause of the United inadequate. Our president seems try the United States has declared and that strategy calls for limited 9. Davidson 3-4 0-0 9. Rhode Island 2-2-1 0-0 States is the cause of all men and more concerned with protecting his war 11 times, the last being World war. Limited war can never be the KEVIN JOSEPH 8. Valparaiso 0-2 0-0 8. VCU 2-7 0-0 Senior, Entrepreneurship women. This great Union was no legacy of ending the war on terror War II. With the killing of Ameri- solution when permanent annihila- 10. UMass 2-3-2 0-0 10. Dayton 2-2 0-0 9. Campbell 0-3 0-0 9. George Mason 2-8 0-0 11. VCU 2-3-2 0-0 11. La Salle 0-3-1 0-0 10. Marist 0-3 0-0 10. Fordham 0-10 0-0 ourpolicy 12. Dayton 2-4-1 0-0 12. St. Bonaventure 0-1 0-0 Flyer News is the student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton. It works to serve the Opinions editorials can be submitted at any time to 11. San Diego 1-1 0-0 campus community and offers a forum for opinion. The university makes no representations or 13. St. Bonaventure 2-4-1 0-0 13. UMass 0-5 0-0 warranties regarding products or services advertised in Flyer News. Flyer News reserves the Opinions Editor, Evan Shaub, at [email protected] right to edit or reject all copy. Flyer News does not necessarily uphold or advocate the opinions in 14. George Mason 1-5 0-0 the columns, letters or cartoons appearing in the opinion pages. Send 50- to 600-word letters to the editor at [email protected]. Submissions must include name, major, year and phone number. 12 OPINIONS SPORTS 13 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 Online at flyernews.com VOLLEYBALL Everyone deserves to be treated with respect I will not. Ferguson is not a black Flyers take two of three games in Cleveland issue. What happened here in Bea- not enough defensively to stop tourna- age. On the defensive side Erhahon KEITH RAAD vercreek, Ohio is not a black issue, ment host Cleveland State University had six block assists and one solo Asst. Sports Editor this is a human rights issue. In my “As long as we continue to bleed the same Saturday afternoon. The Vikings, out block. Behind the efforts of Erhahon, opinion, Ferguson should not be of the Horizon League, used a bal- Dayton took down the Naval Acad- a justice issue for the readers of blood, we all deserve to be treated the same.” For the third straight weekend, anced offense to down Dayton. emy in three sets by scores of 32-30, Flyer News. It’s simple common University of Dayton volleyball won For the Vikings, junior outside 25-22 and 25-14. sense. Either you believe in human two of three matches, pushing their hitter Christina Toth amassed a The Midshipmen are led by the KWYNN TOWNSEND RILEY rights, or you do not. record to 6-2 after the Cleveland State career-high 18 kills at the pins while winningest coach in NCAA history, Columnist, Junior So, how do I feel about the inci- to die. this. scent, but I cannot let this fester in University Invitational Sept. 12-13. senior middle blocker Molly Hannon Larry Bock, who joined the Naval dent in Ferguson and the Beaver- Being a junior, I am not sur- I would like to know that peo- my heart anymore. I am not just a The Flyers handled the University crushed 14 kills on a .400 hitting per- Academy’s program four years ago My generation has witnessed creek incident? Sad. Morbidly dis- prised anymore that some stu- ple care about African American black girl. I am not just black. I am of Toledo and the Naval Academy, centage in the middle of the court. after a 34-year stint at Juniata College. many historical moments. We are gusted. I am scared to have a son, dents are not aware of the Mike students at the university. Not Kwynn Elizabeth Townsend Riley. while falling in four sets to host Cleve- On the Flyer side of the net, Turn- Bock won 1,352 of 1,639 while coach- the babies of the Sept. 11 disas- I am scared for my brother and Brown or John Crawford inci- because we are good for diversity I am a human. I would suggest that land State University, who would go er, Loiars and Jendryk had double- ing the women’s and men’s teams. ter and the voters for President my friends. I am scared because I dents. I am not surprised because statistics, but because we are good when issues arise with humans of on to win the tournament on their digit kill totals thanks, in part, to He is a five-time AVCA Coach of the Obama’s re-election. We are the do not know who the police truly of the racial climate we have here students. I would like for people to different colors, that we see them home floor. freshman setter Jane Emmenecker, Year and a 2003 AVCA Hall of Fame tweeters, the social media ad- “serve and protect.” I am scared on campus. My freshman year at stop asking me about my hair, how as humans, not their colors. On Friday evening, Dayton took who dished out a career-high 49 as- inductee. dicts and target audience for new because my skin tone frightens the University of Dayton, a stu- “good” I speak or the music I listen As long as we continue to bleed care of Toledo in four sets. With a sists. The Flyers had momentum in While UD defeated two opponents smartphones. We are the ones who people and makes them feel un- dent was surprised when I told him to because questions like that are the same blood, we all deserve to season-high 13 team blocks, including the second set knocking down 22 kills, over the weekend, it was service er- have to bring change to the world; comfortable. that Whitney Houston was not still offensive. Because telling someone be treated the same. six block assists from redshirt-junior the highest single-set total of the sea- rors that plagued the team. With 17 it is our responsibility, our call I know I attend a school with in rehab, that she had died three that they speak so well for a black I deserve just as much respect middle blocker Angel Agu and a season and a team percentage of .405. UD errors against Toledo and 13 against to change what is going on. With many intelligent people, with stu- years ago. Encounters such as that person is not a compliment. Ask- as any student of any color on this son-high five from junior hitter Jenna tied the match 1-1, but faltered in the Cleveland State, Dayton amassed 42 these recent events, these are not dents who have common sense. No foreshadow my conversations with ing me how I got these braids in my campus. We all have earned our Jendryk, the Toledo offense struggled. third, hitting only .024 with ten kills, percent of their service errors for the just moments in our history but one deserves to die innocently. No most students on campus when it hair does not sound inquisitive; it attendance here at the University UD’s junior outside hitter Alaina losing the set 25-23. CSU edged Dayton season in just two matches. movements. one. No matter if he had Skittles comes to situations about my peo- sounds flat out ignorant. of Dayton. I believe there can be Turner notched a match-high 20 kills, in the fourth set by the same score to The Flyers travel to Jacksonville, After I traveled to Ferguson in his pocket, walking away from ple. However, that does not excuse For the past three years, I have a community, once we recognize swinging a .304 hitting percentage, win the match. Florida, for the University of North over the summer I was asked if I a corner store, had a toy gun in his the lack of the anger, shock and fought the battle of our racial the truly beautiful, colorful cam- and adding 13 digs on the defensive Saturday evening featured Flyer Florida Invitational Sept. 19-20. Day- wanted to write an article about hand or if she was asking for direc- intolerance that students express climate silently with my fellow pus that we have. side. Junior outside hitter Jill Loiars freshman middle blocker Amber Er- ton will compete against former my experience. However, I decided tions in the dark. No one deserves when they hear of situations like students of African American de- contributed a career-high 18 kills and hahon. Atlantic 10 Conference opponent a .341 hitting percentage. The Albany, California native got Charlotte as well as Jacksonville Freshman outside hitter Laura Hubacek serves during the Cleveland State However, 55 digs between Turner her first career start and hammered University, UNF and Nicholls State University Invitational held Sept. 12-13. Photo courtesy of UD athletics. and junior libero Janna Krafka were nine kills with a .389 hitting percent- University. A declaration of war: America’s newest battle SPORTS STANDINGS “There is a bear in the woods. accident. It was courageous indi- than actually defeating these dan- can journalists Steven Sotloff and tion is the end goal. History is the For some people, the bear is easy viduals who created a free land; a gerous terrorist organizations. James Foley, the Islamic State in greatest judge of this. For to many as of 9/14/2014 at noon to see, others don’t see it at all. land that was God blessed, united I once had a neighbor that I knew Iraq and Syria has deliberately and times in our history we have tried Some people say the bear is tamed, and inspired by liberty. This cause my whole life. She watched me intentionally declared war on the to contain our enemy, and not de- others say it is vicious and dan- was not just for our people, but grow up into the man I am today. I United States. This should come to stroy them. Football Women’s Soccer Men’s Soccer Volleyball gerous. Since no one can really be people of all worlds. referred to her as “Grandma” even no astonishment, as terror groups The United States in under at- Pl Team Ovr Conf. Pl Team Ovr Conf. Pl Team Ovr Conf. Pl Team Ovr Conf. sure who is right, isn’t it smart to To this day, America is the last though she wasn’t. She told me on have declared the complete exter- tack, make no question about it. be as strong as the bear if there is stand, the last fort and the last bea- numerous occasions, “Kevin, there mination of the United States for Are our memories so short that we a bear?” - President Reagan, 1980. con of liberty the world has left. are a lot of Indians in this world, many years now. have forgotten Ambassador Chris 1. Jacksonville 1-1 1-0 1. Geo. Washington 5-0 0-0 1. George Mason 4-0 0-0 1. Rhode Island 9-1 0-0 The perennial need for a resil- We were endowed by our Creator and very few chiefs. Don’t be an In- They have preached that it is just Stevens? Are they so stunted that 2. Fordham 5-1 0-0 2. St. Louis 4-1 0-0 ient military has never been more to be soldiers for all of mankind, dian, be a chief. Chief’s make oth- and worthy to kill innocent Ameri- we have forgotten how we felt on 2. Butler 1-1 0-0 2. St. Louis 8-3 0-0 prevalent than it is today. The for those who have no voice. Our ers better, stronger, and lead them cans. Sept. 11? 3. Rhode Island 5-1-1 0-0 3. Duquesne 3-0-2 0-0 greatest tool we have in our arse- country, our land, America, must where they are afraid to go.” It was The time has come for a new I don’t know about you, but I 3. Dayton 1-1 0-0 3. Dayton 6-3 0-0 nal for preserving peace is our mili- remain free from the simplest form Grandma, along with my own fam- declaration of war on ISIS and all have not forgotten. Rather recent 4. Duquesne 2-1-2 0-0 4. Davidson 2-0-2 0-0 tary. This is something that some of oppression. We owe it not only ily, who taught me that leadership other terror groups. The time has events have reassured me of what I 4. Davidson 1-2 0-0 4. Geo. Washington 6-3 0-0 of my well-meaning liberal friends to ourselves, but to those who don’t wasn’t a choice, but a duty. Today, come for the people of the United had already believed; I’d rather die 5. St. Joseph’s 4-3 0-0 5. St. Joseph’s 3-1-2 0-0 just don’t understand. Our military have the courage or the tools to in my opinion, our president is ei- States to say, “There is a point, on my feet as a free man, than live 5. Drake 1-2 0-0 5. La Salle 6-6 0-0 is not a tool for war; it is the most fight back. ther not equipped to lead, or he has which they must not cross, and on my knees under rule of a tyrant. 6. Richmond 3-3 0-0 6. Geo. Washington 2-1 0-0 effective tool we have to institute That being said, America has ignored his duty to do so. there is a point which they must peace throughout the world. Before the tools to fight back, to preserve So, what are we supposed to do? not advance.” 6. Morehead 1-2 0-0 7. St. Louis 3-3 0-0 7. VCU 3-2 0-0 6. Duquesne 4-5 0-0 we go any further it is important peace, yet we utilize strategies that What is the plan? The president has laid out his that every American understands are not only ineffective, but also During the history of our coun- current strategy for defeating ISIS 7. Stetson 1-2 0-0 8. La Salle 2-2-2 0-0 8. Fordham 2-2-1 0-0 7. Davidson 2-7 0-0 one thing: The cause of the United inadequate. Our president seems try the United States has declared and that strategy calls for limited 9. Davidson 3-4 0-0 9. Rhode Island 2-2-1 0-0 States is the cause of all men and more concerned with protecting his war 11 times, the last being World war. Limited war can never be the KEVIN JOSEPH 8. Valparaiso 0-2 0-0 8. VCU 2-7 0-0 Senior, Entrepreneurship women. This great Union was no legacy of ending the war on terror War II. With the killing of Ameri- solution when permanent annihila- 10. UMass 2-3-2 0-0 10. Dayton 2-2 0-0 9. Campbell 0-3 0-0 9. George Mason 2-8 0-0 11. VCU 2-3-2 0-0 11. La Salle 0-3-1 0-0 10. Marist 0-3 0-0 10. Fordham 0-10 0-0 ourpolicy 12. Dayton 2-4-1 0-0 12. St. Bonaventure 0-1 0-0 Flyer News is the student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton. It works to serve the Opinions editorials can be submitted at any time to 11. San Diego 1-1 0-0 campus community and offers a forum for opinion. The university makes no representations or 13. St. Bonaventure 2-4-1 0-0 13. UMass 0-5 0-0 warranties regarding products or services advertised in Flyer News. Flyer News reserves the Opinions Editor, Evan Shaub, at [email protected] right to edit or reject all copy. Flyer News does not necessarily uphold or advocate the opinions in 14. George Mason 1-5 0-0 the columns, letters or cartoons appearing in the opinion pages. Send 50- to 600-word letters to the editor at [email protected]. Submissions must include name, major, year and phone number. 14 SPORTS SPORTS 15 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 Online at flyernews.com MEN’S BASKETBALL Atlantic 10 positioned for success, longevity CHRIS BENDEL clear plan exists. The A-10 understands lished a true Midwestern reach. Sports Editor its identity as a basketball-centric, East- The A-10 is now poised to capitalize New venues announced for conference tournament Coast conference with a touch of Mid- on recent success and growth. In the constantly evolving landscape western flavor. Announced men’s conference tour- KEITH RAAD moved out of its contract with Third tournament rounds. The St. Joseph’s. The venue has hosted With the ACC’s sights set on of college athletics, filled with move- The conference has recruited nament locations of Pittsburgh and Asst. Sports Editor Barclays a year early in order to Arena will host the same rounds six NCAA tournament events in- Brooklyn for their conference ment between conferences dictated by schools with recent basketball success Washington, D.C. in 2017 and 2018 fit secure doubleheaders with the next year. Opened in 2010, the ven- cluding two regional rounds, ac- tournament, the A-10 worked out programs jockeying for TV revenues and within the conference’s footprint. the A-10’s market and prove that ven- Inside the footprint of the Atlan- conference. Reported by ESPN Se- ue seats 19,100 for basketball. cording to the conference website. a mutually beneficial deal with the and national exposure, the Atlantic 10 After absorbing recent losses of ues home to professional teams value tic 10 Conference, the CONSOL En- nior Writer Andy Katz in March, With a close proximity to Day- Wabler said he never doubted power conference. In the deal, A-10 has positioned itself as a men’s basket- Xavier, Temple and Charlotte from the conference’s brand of basketball. ergy Center in Pittsburgh, Penn- the deal will include three years of ton, Wabler predicts a good Flyer the conference could secure top- members will play top teams like ball mainstay for years to come. the conference, the A-10 has emerged Further, after putting six teams in sylvania, and the Verizon Center nonconference doubleheaders be- fan showing. level bids and locations. Duke, North Carolina, Virginia, The A-10 benefitted from its par- just as strong as three years ago, if not the NCAA tournament in 2013, media in Washington, D.C., have been ginning in 2015-16. Barclays Cen- “When you look at Pittsburgh, “Certainly we were expect- Syracuse and Louisville. ticipating members being almost ex- stronger. outlets rewarded the conference with a selected to host the A-10 men’s bas- ter will host the matchups between it’s really added value for our ing professional venues,” Wabler “It was good for us to get some clusively focused on basketball when Active in replacing the traditional record number of national TV games. ketball conference tournament in the two conferences. fans,” he said. “Washington, D.C., said. “When you look at the whole doubleheaders with the ACC,” deciding the future of the conference, basketball powers, the A-10 added VCU The A-10 boasts 96 total television 2017 and 2018, respectively. “Atlantic 10 put out bids, and and New York are probably more March Madness scene which re- Wabler said. “I think that’s just a as the A-10 does not offer football for its in 2012, George Mason in 2013, and Da- games for the 2014-15 basketball season, In 2015 and 2016, the tourna- they received a number of bids plane trips than they are driving ally starts with the conference great linkage with another great member schools. vidson in 2014. It seems the moves were 75 of which will be seen on national TV, ment will remain in Brooklyn, of different venues,” University trips and Pittsburgh is four to five tournaments, you start to see the basketball conference, both of In 1976, the conference opened made with both basketball and viewer- according to the conference website. New York, at the current venue of Dayton Athletic Director Tim hours away, which is ideal for the television and fans interest ramp which are in similar footprints.” its doors with eight member institu- ship in mind. The conference’s three established Shape Your Future. of the tournament, the Barclays Wabler said. “The conference was Dayton fans. Dayton fans travel so up. In a lot of ways, basketball has Part of the deal includes the tions. Only three original members Davidson’s presence immediately media partners, ESPN, CBS Sports and Center. trying to keep it primarily in the well, it’s going to be great to see become a March sport because of A-10’s three years in the Barclays remain, including Duquesne, George replaces the void in the North Carolina NBCSN, offer primetime exposure for International Paper is coming to the University of Dayton Stop by the International Paper booth at the University of Dayton Fall Career Fair. IP The announcement comes after footprint of the Atlantic 10 itself. It people from Dayton, Ohio, there the tournaments. These tourna- Center following the two new lo- Washington and Massachusetts. The market, which opened up with Char- the league’s men’s basketball schedule Representatives will be on campus to discuss career and internship opportunities with an agreement reached between the didn’t have to stay there, but it was as well.” ments have taken on a life of their cations. In 2019, 2020, and 2021, conference’s active growth – the A-10 lotte’s departure in 2013, and the addi- and will provide sustainable contract students in the following majors: Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, A-10, Atlantic Coast Conference, certainly looking to do that, if pos- Verizon Center, the home of the own.” Brooklyn will again host the con- currently has 14 institutions with bas- tions of VCU and George Mason bolster revenue through the 2020-21 season. Mechanical Engineering and Environmental Engineering. and the Barclays Center. sible. There was a sub-committee WNBA’s Washington Mystics, the In 2014, the five-round A-10 ference’s basketball tournament. ketball programs - while staying within the established Virginia audience. The conference inked an 8-year TV Monday, September 22 “The partnership created the that worked on it and recommend- NHL’s Washington Capitals, and Tournament was highlighted “New York City and Brooklyn, its footprint has shielded it from the These moves adhere to a sustainable deal beginning with the 2013-14 season. 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm opportunity for the A-10 to move ed it to the athletic directors and the NBA’s Washington Wizards, by attention from national me- that’s really the media mecca in forces of power conferences able to dis- and focused model of member addi- Combined, the three national partners University of Dayton Arena its championship around our foot- the presidents that these were the will serve as a central location dia outlets. NBC Sports Network the country,” Wabler said. “Every- mantle the “non-BSC” leagues. tions before them. have 200 million subscribers with 33.3 Along with competitive compensation and performance-based incentives, we offer a dynamic work environment and a total rewards package that includes the tools you need to support your well being, plan for print, which was very appealing best bids and the best locations.” for East-Coast schools in the area aired the Quarterfinal Round, CBS body enjoys that exposure of being Not even the now defunct Big East The trajectory of growth in the Mid- million television viewers directly in your future and grow your career. to us,” conference commissioner CONSOL Energy Arena in Pitts- like George Washington, George Sports Network had the rights to in high-profile arenas in New York conference survived conference re- west began in 1995 when both UD and states with an A-10 program, according Bernadette McGlade said, accord- burgh is the home of the NHL’s Mason, VCU, Richmond, Davidson the Semifinal Round, and CBS had City at that time.” alignment, but the Atlantic 10 has. Xavier entered the conference, expand- to the conference website. ing to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Pittsburgh Penguins, and was and the Philadelphia, Pennsylva- coverage of the Championship Recent decision making instills con- ing the A-10’s footprint to include Ohio. In short, every indicator points to Working with the ACC, the A-10 host of the 2012 NCAA Second and nia-based schools like La Salle and game. fidence from A-10 fans and member in- With Saint Louis becoming an active the A-10’s continued upward momen- stitutions in conference leadership. A member in 2005, the conference estab- tum for the foreseeable future. Atlantic 10 Conference Footprint COME PLAY Recreate OLD UMass St. Bonaventure Explore RIVER Rhode Island AT THE PARK Connect PARK Fordham Duquesne La Salle Saint Joseph’s For more information about events, visit: Dayton go.udayton.edu/park Saint Louis Geo. Washington Geo. 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Sports Editor its identity as a basketball-centric, East- The A-10 is now poised to capitalize New venues announced for conference tournament Coast conference with a touch of Mid- on recent success and growth. In the constantly evolving landscape western flavor. Announced men’s conference tour- KEITH RAAD moved out of its contract with Third tournament rounds. The St. Joseph’s. The venue has hosted With the ACC’s sights set on of college athletics, filled with move- The conference has recruited nament locations of Pittsburgh and Asst. Sports Editor Barclays a year early in order to Arena will host the same rounds six NCAA tournament events in- Brooklyn for their conference ment between conferences dictated by schools with recent basketball success Washington, D.C. in 2017 and 2018 fit secure doubleheaders with the next year. Opened in 2010, the ven- cluding two regional rounds, ac- tournament, the A-10 worked out programs jockeying for TV revenues and within the conference’s footprint. the A-10’s market and prove that ven- Inside the footprint of the Atlan- conference. Reported by ESPN Se- ue seats 19,100 for basketball. cording to the conference website. a mutually beneficial deal with the and national exposure, the Atlantic 10 After absorbing recent losses of ues home to professional teams value tic 10 Conference, the CONSOL En- nior Writer Andy Katz in March, With a close proximity to Day- Wabler said he never doubted power conference. In the deal, A-10 has positioned itself as a men’s basket- Xavier, Temple and Charlotte from the conference’s brand of basketball. ergy Center in Pittsburgh, Penn- the deal will include three years of ton, Wabler predicts a good Flyer the conference could secure top- members will play top teams like ball mainstay for years to come. the conference, the A-10 has emerged Further, after putting six teams in sylvania, and the Verizon Center nonconference doubleheaders be- fan showing. level bids and locations. Duke, North Carolina, Virginia, The A-10 benefitted from its par- just as strong as three years ago, if not the NCAA tournament in 2013, media in Washington, D.C., have been ginning in 2015-16. Barclays Cen- “When you look at Pittsburgh, “Certainly we were expect- Syracuse and Louisville. ticipating members being almost ex- stronger. outlets rewarded the conference with a selected to host the A-10 men’s bas- ter will host the matchups between it’s really added value for our ing professional venues,” Wabler “It was good for us to get some clusively focused on basketball when Active in replacing the traditional record number of national TV games. ketball conference tournament in the two conferences. fans,” he said. “Washington, D.C., said. “When you look at the whole doubleheaders with the ACC,” deciding the future of the conference, basketball powers, the A-10 added VCU The A-10 boasts 96 total television 2017 and 2018, respectively. “Atlantic 10 put out bids, and and New York are probably more March Madness scene which re- Wabler said. “I think that’s just a as the A-10 does not offer football for its in 2012, George Mason in 2013, and Da- games for the 2014-15 basketball season, In 2015 and 2016, the tourna- they received a number of bids plane trips than they are driving ally starts with the conference great linkage with another great member schools. vidson in 2014. It seems the moves were 75 of which will be seen on national TV, ment will remain in Brooklyn, of different venues,” University trips and Pittsburgh is four to five tournaments, you start to see the basketball conference, both of In 1976, the conference opened made with both basketball and viewer- according to the conference website. New York, at the current venue of Dayton Athletic Director Tim hours away, which is ideal for the television and fans interest ramp which are in similar footprints.” its doors with eight member institu- ship in mind. The conference’s three established Shape Your Future. of the tournament, the Barclays Wabler said. “The conference was Dayton fans. Dayton fans travel so up. In a lot of ways, basketball has Part of the deal includes the tions. Only three original members Davidson’s presence immediately media partners, ESPN, CBS Sports and Center. trying to keep it primarily in the well, it’s going to be great to see become a March sport because of A-10’s three years in the Barclays remain, including Duquesne, George replaces the void in the North Carolina NBCSN, offer primetime exposure for International Paper is coming to the University of Dayton Stop by the International Paper booth at the University of Dayton Fall Career Fair. IP The announcement comes after footprint of the Atlantic 10 itself. It people from Dayton, Ohio, there the tournaments. These tourna- Center following the two new lo- Washington and Massachusetts. The market, which opened up with Char- the league’s men’s basketball schedule Representatives will be on campus to discuss career and internship opportunities with an agreement reached between the didn’t have to stay there, but it was as well.” ments have taken on a life of their cations. In 2019, 2020, and 2021, conference’s active growth – the A-10 lotte’s departure in 2013, and the addi- and will provide sustainable contract students in the following majors: Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, A-10, Atlantic Coast Conference, certainly looking to do that, if pos- Verizon Center, the home of the own.” Brooklyn will again host the con- currently has 14 institutions with bas- tions of VCU and George Mason bolster revenue through the 2020-21 season. Mechanical Engineering and Environmental Engineering. and the Barclays Center. sible. There was a sub-committee WNBA’s Washington Mystics, the In 2014, the five-round A-10 ference’s basketball tournament. ketball programs - while staying within the established Virginia audience. The conference inked an 8-year TV Monday, September 22 “The partnership created the that worked on it and recommend- NHL’s Washington Capitals, and Tournament was highlighted “New York City and Brooklyn, its footprint has shielded it from the These moves adhere to a sustainable deal beginning with the 2013-14 season. 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm opportunity for the A-10 to move ed it to the athletic directors and the NBA’s Washington Wizards, by attention from national me- that’s really the media mecca in forces of power conferences able to dis- and focused model of member addi- Combined, the three national partners University of Dayton Arena its championship around our foot- the presidents that these were the will serve as a central location dia outlets. NBC Sports Network the country,” Wabler said. “Every- mantle the “non-BSC” leagues. tions before them. have 200 million subscribers with 33.3 Along with competitive compensation and performance-based incentives, we offer a dynamic work environment and a total rewards package that includes the tools you need to support your well being, plan for print, which was very appealing best bids and the best locations.” for East-Coast schools in the area aired the Quarterfinal Round, CBS body enjoys that exposure of being Not even the now defunct Big East The trajectory of growth in the Mid- million television viewers directly in your future and grow your career. to us,” conference commissioner CONSOL Energy Arena in Pitts- like George Washington, George Sports Network had the rights to in high-profile arenas in New York conference survived conference re- west began in 1995 when both UD and states with an A-10 program, according Bernadette McGlade said, accord- burgh is the home of the NHL’s Mason, VCU, Richmond, Davidson the Semifinal Round, and CBS had City at that time.” alignment, but the Atlantic 10 has. Xavier entered the conference, expand- to the conference website. ing to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Pittsburgh Penguins, and was and the Philadelphia, Pennsylva- coverage of the Championship Recent decision making instills con- ing the A-10’s footprint to include Ohio. In short, every indicator points to Working with the ACC, the A-10 host of the 2012 NCAA Second and nia-based schools like La Salle and game. fidence from A-10 fans and member in- With Saint Louis becoming an active the A-10’s continued upward momen- stitutions in conference leadership. A member in 2005, the conference estab- tum for the foreseeable future. Atlantic 10 Conference Footprint COME PLAY Recreate OLD UMass St. Bonaventure Explore RIVER Rhode Island AT THE PARK Connect PARK Fordham Duquesne La Salle Saint Joseph’s For more information about events, visit: Dayton go.udayton.edu/park Saint Louis Geo. Washington Geo. Mason OLD RIVER PARK OLD RIVER PARK IS LOCATED AT VCU BLESSING AND DEDICATION 1700 SOUTH PATTERSON BOULEVARD Richmond Star indicates location of EVENT TRANSPORTATION IS AVAILABLE VIA future postseason men’s Monday, September 22 | 4:00pm to 6:00pm CAMPUS RECREATION SHUTTLE AND EXISTING (formal ceremony at 4:30pm) CAMPUS SHUTTLE SERVICE TO RIVER CAMPUS basketball tournaments udayton.edu/finadmin/purchasing/shuttle.php Davidson The first 95 UD Students will receive a FREE Dayton Flyers T-Shirt! Pittsburgh, 2017 Washington DC, 2018 Enjoy an evening of Canoeing, Kayaking, Boot Camp, TRX suspension training, Disc golf, and Cornhole. 16 SPORTS Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 MEN’S CROSS-COUNTRY Youth provides energy, challenges for program PATRICK MCADAMS kora] and I are the only upper- upperclassmen and his personal Staff Writer classmen. It’s just a really differ- work ethic. ent perspective.” Adgalanis, from Fort Wayne, It’s the 7 a.m. workouts that Indiana, stands out after the first The 2014 edition of the Universi- bring the team together, where two meets. His finishes of 21st at ty of Dayton Cross Country Team progress is made and where lead- the Flyer 5K and 23rd at the Queen can be summed up in one word - ers like Russell keep the team en- City [Invitational] earned him At- youth. Runners without collegiate ergized and focused. lantic 10 Conference Cross-Coun- experience create the nucleus of It is, however, the ‘pasta par- try Rookie of the Week honors two the team as the program relies on ties’ that bring the team together weeks in a row. five underclassmen in their group as a family unit while carbo-load- He accredits the opportunity to of top seven runners. ing before a race. succeed with his teammates and The Flyers finished fourth in Russell said that the team is the curiosity of how far he can both the Queen City Invitational growing as a unit, partially from push himself as driving forces be- in Mason, Ohio, last week, and in their pack running workouts. hind his running career. the Flyer 5K in Kettering, Ohio, on Tempo runs, which are seven-to Not to hide his competitive spir- Aug. 30. -10 mile controlled workouts, help it, defeating the area schools is a Next, the Flyers will race in keep the group of runners in a major priority for Adgalanis. South Bend, Indiana, for the Na- tight formation in an effort to help “We were really happy at Queen tional Catholic Invitational Sept. pair and pace the group with the City because we were able to beat 19, which will be the first taste of most effective runners, including Xavier and Cincinnati,” Adgalanis 8K intercollegiate racing for the Russell. said. “At the Flyer 5K, we wanted freshmen on the roster. Russell said the goal in the tem- to beat Miami, but weren’t able to. Senior Michael Russell is the po runs is to take the pack run- We’ll get them later on in the sea- elder statesman of this year’s Fly- ning style and shave off seconds son.” ers. His 31st-place finish at the together. Ambition of young Flyers isn’t Flyer 5K and 13th-place finish at “My goal in that workout and uncommon around UD athletics. the Queen City Invitational helped other workouts is to bring the After the community experi- the Flyers stay competitive so far younger guys with me as long as enced the giant-killing mentality this season. possible,” Russell said. of the basketball team in the 2013 Russell said that the dynamic of Some days, the freshmen get the NCAA tournament, the under- the team has changed completely best of him, which does not deter classmen runners’ attitude fosters since he started with the team in Russell from working with them a mentality of growth that will be 2011. The team graduated three se- but could provide a promising bit welcomed with open arms from niors last year. of foreshadowing for the cross- supporters of UD athletics. “This year it’s a really young country program in years to come. team,” Russell said. “In our top Tyler Adgalanis has taken ad- Senior runner Michael Russell edges an oppoenent mid-race. Photo courtesy seven, one junior [Matthew Kra- vantage of both the guidance of of UD athletics.

The Dayton men’s cross-country team breaks from the gate in the Flyer 5K Invitational Aug. 30 in Kettering, Ohio. Photo courtesy of UD athletics. FOLLOW @FLYERNEWS ON TWITTER FOR MORE UPDATES ON CAMPUS, LOCAL, NATIONAL AND WORLD NEWS